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I think they have a point, you might (and should) evaluate it for each new package you install. But when you do a full system upgrade, are you telling me you'll
by workingonit3 7mo ago
I think they have a point, you might (and should) evaluate it for each new package you install. But when you do a full system upgrade, are you telling me you'll review every AUR package again?
- moogly 7mo agoI wish I had the time, but I don't. Feels shitty, but what are you gonna do.
- brw 7mo agoMost AUR helpers (well, the ones I've used at least, those being yay and pacaur) include the option to show a diff of PKGBUILD (and other provided files) for AUR package upgrades
- pamcake 7mo agoWell I don't use any of those dirty helpers (now THAT'S crazy talk) so the AUR packages mostly get built on a separate schedule (whether fully manually or in CI) from running pacman -S. I think only one or two non-mainline packages I depend on that get frequent updates and it matters. Anyway, yes.