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deid84

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From: Turin - Italy

Registered: 2022-03-30

Posts: 7

[SOLVED] How long it takes a package to be visible after push

Hello, this is one of my first post here and I love arch Linux. This is the reason that pushes me to contribute and take some orphan package in order to contribute to this wonderful project.

However I’ve finished updating a package yesterday evening, and after committing and pushing it I thought that’s enough to see it updated on AUR.

I’ve updated the package around 10 hours ago but on AUR I see old release number and the old pkg. I didn’t receive any error during the update so I don’t understand if there’s a waiting time between hit push and the moment when the package is visible… or if I missing something to complete the procedure.

Thank you for your support. Best regards

Davide

Last edited by deid84 (2022-04-18 14:25:11)

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V1del

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Re: [SOLVED] How long it takes a package to be visible after push

Did you update the .SRCINFO file as well? That's what the web interface parses, if you did not regenerate that and push that as well then the web listing won't update. https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/AUR_su … ge_content

Last edited by V1del (2022-04-18 08:28:53)

deid84

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From: Turin - Italy

Registered: 2022-03-30

Posts: 7

Re: [SOLVED] How long it takes a package to be visible after push

Yes it works, I've tried to write again the SRCINFO and it pushes it correctly to AUR.

I've already updated it yesterday but maybe I did something wrong. Now that I've followed your suggestion it worked smoothly and the package is now visible on AUR.

Thank you very much!

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dogknowsnx

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Registered: 2021-04-12

Posts: 648

Re: [SOLVED] How long it takes a package to be visible after push

Please remember to always mark solved threads by prepending [SOLVED] to the title, thanks.

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