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Hello, I search the wiki for the answer but found nothing :
- how to delete a package? (let's say the package AAA)
- how to merge a package? (let's say the package AAA to BBB)
Thanks
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I see this page, but it doesn't explain how to perform the action when you're the maintainer who has to merge or delete.
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login to aur, goto the page of a package and use 'submit request'
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login to aur, goto the page of a package and use 'submit request'
I've already created the request.
I'm looking for a way to accept it. How do I delete the package or merge it?
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Only AUR moderators can do that as the AUR is essentially one big database/git-repo .
Subscribe to https://lists.archlinux.org/mailman3/li … linux.org/ as that is the mailing list were requests are discussed/accepted/denied .
Requests by the maintainer of a package are often handled within days.
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Only AUR moderators can do that as the AUR is essentially one big database/git-repo .
Subscribe to https://lists.archlinux.org/mailman3/li … linux.org/ as that is the mailing list were requests are discussed/accepted/denied .
Requests by the maintainer of a package are often handled within days.
Ok! Thanks for the clarification Maybe we can add this into the wiki page, it seems pretty important and not necessarily straightforward for newcomer?
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This dispatches notification emails to the current package maintainer and to the aur-requests mailing list for discussion. Package Maintainers will then either accept or reject the request.
I agree that it doesn't state clearly what will happen by who if the request is accepted.
Feel free to propose a change on the discussion page for aur submission guidelines .
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