Hi, I just tested the omittance of an install file after adding an `install` variable to a PKGBUILD and running mksrcinfo. `git push` went on without errors. The same with a local, non-downloadable file.
So, my question is: should the git hook also test for missing files? Of course this is non-trivial, as all instances of `source` in .SRCINFO should be processed at that point *and* checked for non-downloadable files (non-URLs). Perhaps it's a feature that could be added in the future. Of course I'm asking because I fear that people will forget to add new patches/install files/etc. to the index and upload commits where necessary files are missing. If you want to test, I created a bogus package at https://aur4.archlinux.org/packages/foobartest/ Best, Marcel
