"David C. Rankin" <drankina...@gmail.com> writes:

>> 2. should AUR host out-of-date but working packages ??
>> 
>
> There is always a sliding-scale of "How out-of-date?". Is some user of
> the package just flagging it 10 minutes after the latest upstream
> change?
>
> Is a dependency no longer supported by Arch (that's what AUR is
> for...)?
>
> Some packages may not have been updated in quite a while, but may be
> 100% valid and still good.
>
> This is hard to give advise on without knowing more about what you are
> considering "out-of-date"?

I want to add that sometimes the maintainer might be already
working on an update but didn't release it.
It's easier to branch of a package and test it until merging it to the
AUR sometimes.

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