Re: xen moving to [extra]

2024-01-21 Thread Sam Mulvey
On 1/21/24 22:19, Daurnimator wrote: There's not really any ongoing discussions. For what it's worth, my personal motivation is to package qubes guest packages into the Arch [extra] repo, of which qubes-libvchan will depend on shared library from xen (https://github.com/QubesOS/qubes-core-

Re: xen moving to [extra]

2024-01-21 Thread Daurnimator
On 22/1/24 16:59, Sam Mulvey wrote: Hello! I've been maintaining xen and associated packages for a few years. This relative evening the package got the following comment: https://aur.archlinux.org/pkgbase/xen#comment-952940 I think it'd be a great idea to include xen in [extra], and I'm won

xen moving to [extra]

2024-01-21 Thread Sam Mulvey
Hello! I've been maintaining xen and associated packages for a few years.   This relative evening the package got the following comment: https://aur.archlinux.org/pkgbase/xen#comment-952940 I think it'd be a great idea to include xen in [extra], and I'm wondering if there's some way I could

Re: Comment spam

2024-01-21 Thread Aaron Liu
Changing the license does indeed change the package, as it means that different license files are installed, though I'm not sure whether that warrants bumping the pkgrel, and spamming the same comment across several packages by the same maintainer is certainly disruptive. That said, I've only s

Comment spam

2024-01-21 Thread Mark Wagie
I've been going through my 400+ AUR packages updating the license to match SPDX license requirements. xiota has decided a pkgrel bump is required if one updates the license. He has begun spamming the same comment on 9 of my AUR packages so far. I've already told him to stop here: https://aur.a