us, this threat immediately sets you up in an adversarial
position, which is not a nice environment to have an actual productive
discussion in.
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pgp keys, they should probably bring that issue up
with the aurutils developers rather than asking individual AUR maintainers to
compromise the security of their PKGBUILDs for their helper to work.
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date to said version, but as I said above, the
AUR and AUR helpers are officially unsupported, it's generally on the user who
installs the AUR package to make sure it doesn't do anything malicious (by
inspecting the PKGBUILD and perhaps whatever it's downloading), and if it does,
to report the package.
I've been using FairEmail as my mobile client.
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the headers and if
you're already in them won't send you a second copy, so it generally doesn't
matter much, I was just confused for a second cause I thought he encrypted the
message to the list and that would have been bad.
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Sep 17, 2023 17:06:16 Jeremy Gust :
>
> On 9/17/23 14:58, Kusoneko wrote:
>> Did you need to PGP encrypt a message to the list?
>>
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> I only meant to reply to the li
Sep 17, 2023 16:55:19 Jeremy Gust :
> On 9/17/23 13:15, Kusoneko wrote:
>> The page to flag packages out of date specifically says it's for new updates
>> only not for bug reports and such.
>
> Yes, I had forgotten that.
>
> "Please do *not* use this form
hould only be
> used for alerting the maintainer and users to a new version upstream.
>
> I have purposely not included package names to avoid calling out anyone
> publicly.
The page to flag packages out of date specifically says it's for new updates
only not for bug reports a
tify the maintainer, and the
TUs can act on it as well.
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Jul 18, 2023 07:09:56 Adam Labus :
> Hi, quick question:
> Why aren't pull requests made directly on gitlab/somewhere on the site, but
> instead are sent over email. Even from the human aspect, I think most devs
> want to track their "ego points" in the form of how many merges they made.
>
>
AUR helpers are generally considered unsupported, however some of them provide
a configuration option to rebuild VCS packages every x days, which solves this
specific issue.
Hello, there is actually a wiki page covering exactly that at this link:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/VCS_package_guidelines
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