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I created a package called vi-vim-symlink which conflicts with vi and links /usr/bin/vi and /usr/bin/view to vim as per other distributions. I want to upload this to AUR both because I want to use it myself in various locations and because it might be useful to others. All this package does is uninstall vi if installed, and link /usr/bin/vi and /usr/bin/view to /usr/bin/vim.
Unfortunately AUR won't all me to upload, giving an error message "Missing url variable in PKGBUILD."
Is there a way around this? I thought the url field was specifically for the source package; in this case, there is no source, since the package just creates links. The package of course depends on vim.
I plan on doing several of these, the next being one to "debianize" apache, thus making it more user-friendly for people who support multiple domains on the same server.
Am I mis-using AUR? I've read all the AUR documentation I could find in the Wiki and nothing suggests that there's anything wrong with a package that just makes changes to the filesystem without installing any binaries.
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So add a URL. The URL variable has nothing to do with the source, that's the source array. You can just use aur.archlinux.org if you want.
Last edited by Scimmia (2014-04-03 18:25:43)
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Don't think so... if your package just supplies a symlink and the conflicts statement, I don't think many archers will use it. I made that symlink years ago ![]()
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Moving to AUR Issues...
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