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Before 5/12/2016, community/terminator package had an .install file that ran post_install, post_upgrade, and post_remove:
xdg-icon-resource forceupdate
Its 5/12/2016 update is titled "Pacman hooks rebuild", and deleted the .install file.
This title doesn't make me think that the forceupdate is no longer needed, but should be running through a pacman hook.
I opened a bug report, which was closed as not a bug, and rejected for re-opening saying for me to go read about hooks. Where am I wrong here?
xdg-icon-resource is in extra/xdg-utils. It contains no pacman hook. Further, this finds nothing:
cd /usr/share/libalpm/
grep xdg-icon-resource -r *
(Nothing in /etc for hooks, such as /etc/pacman.d/hooks/, /etc/libalpm/, etc.)
pkgfile --update
pkgfile /usr/share/libalpm/xdg-icon-resource
If the forceupdate didn't suddenly become no longer needed, isn't it a mistake for both community/terminator and extra/xdg-utils not to be running it? Doesn't one or the other need to be updated?
Or am I completely missing where and how the forceupdate is still being ran? Or am I being a newbie for some other reason?
I am on the most recent versions, xdg-utils 1.1.1-4, and terminator 0.98-2.
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The hook in question is in the gtk-update-icon-cache package. xdg-icon-resource is just a wrapper for that.
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