On 18/09/2023 04:09, David C. Rankin wrote:
On 9/17/23 14:11, Jeremy Gust wrote:
or if the package can be built
Side note - not directed at your circumstance directly (because I have
no idea of the specifics), but...
I haven't flagged any packages as out of date, but If you have packages
that cannot be built any longer -- that is a bit of a problem. I've run
across several AUR packages that depend on ancient versions of nodejs or
composer, etc.. and the packages are not flagged. They can no longer be
built because a dependency no longer exists, but they are not flagged.
In these cases, the bottom line is that a package that can no longer be
built -- isn't doing anyone any good.
This is when you write a comment about your findings, you don't *need*
to flag it.
