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Provide dotenv-linter in the Arch User Repository #82
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@mstruebing 👋Thank you for your good idea! Before we start I would like to know what we should do to add |
It's maybe easier than you think. A sample PKGBUILD file can look like this: https://aur.archlinux.org/cgit/aur.git/tree/PKGBUILD?h=tldr-go-client-git |
@mstruebing Thank you for explanation! I'll do it a bit later. |
I can do it if you don't mind. |
Sure, but I’d like to have the ability to update For example, you can prepare the What do think about it? |
Maybe it's possible to have something like Co-authors or maintainers. |
@mstruebing Do you plan to use a binary release in |
dotenv-linter
in the Arch User Repository
I would think of building it via cargo, we could have a |
I think if we use a binary file, it'll be easier and faster than building from a source. Do you agree? |
Yep, the advantage of the additional For my personal projects, I only release a |
I just published the We have two options now.
I'm fine with both solutions, you decide.
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@mstruebing You've done a worderful work 🚀Thanks a lot! I think it will be better if you add me as a co-maintainer. Does AUR allow you to do that? |
Yes, I only need your username if you've registered on the page (https://aur.archlinux.org/) |
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I added you and you are also listed on the maintainer field at https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/dotenv-linter-git/ I will probably work at the weekend on the binary release and provide some documentation how to update it once a new release it out. |
The I will provide documentation soonish.
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Where should I put the documentation? Would |
@mstruebing I think the best place to store release build information will be |
The Arch User Repository is like a package repository for Arch linux maintained by it's users.
I would be happy to set it up there so that any arch user can simply install it with:
<your-aur-helper> -S dotenv-linter
(-S
is mostly the command to install a package, in case your aur helper does it differently you need to substitute this command.If that would be desired I would be happy to go :)
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