On Fri, Apr 24, 2026 at 01:37:59PM +0200, kleines Filmröllchen wrote: > paru (which I use almost exclusively for building AUR packages, except my > own and when things severely break) shows you the PKGBUILD and every single > file in the package repo, including with diffs if you are updating the > package. There is the --skipreview flag but it’s not the default (and I only > found out now that it exists when double-checking the CLI). > > All to say that these arguments are a bit hypocritical, since it’s already > so easy to build AUR packages in a careless manner. I would argue that at > least paru makes this harder (while still saving time). I have never used > yay so maybe the situation is worse there, I can’t speak to that. >
That's actually sounds really good. The main reason why I use yay is because of popularism (at the time) and it sticked with me. I have not used paru, mostly because I didn't know about the pros/cons of all the different AUR helper. I might just switch to paru then
