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[](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/yay/)
[](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/yay-bin/)
[](https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/yay-git/)
[](https://github.com/Jguer/yay/blob/master/LICENSE)
README grammar, spelling, rewording, organizing (#661)
* README grammar, spelling, rewording, organizing
- Add "Objectives" section to group objectives.
- Transform Objective/Feature section bullets into action phrases.
- Fix yay/yaourt/etc capitalization. Italicize and follow ArchWiki style.
- Clearly identify the two Install section options with similar wording.
- Reorganize and reword Contributing section.
- Fix wording in last Code Style section sentence.
- Fix misc FAQ wording.
- Use same style for all FAQ issue links.
- Change link in "skipping packages" FAQ item to ArchWiki partial upgrade.
- Fix FAQ aur-only/repo-only cmd example line-spacing.
- Remove yay -Pu example since it is a deprecated (and wrapped) option.
* Fixup remove trailing newline in README file
* Add warning about editing files in vendor/
* Fixup revert italicized project/program names
* Change obj to Yaourt-style interactive srch/inst
* Change obj to Minimal dependencies
* Remove the limit-to-pacman deps feature
* Revert init-install sentence, but add "alternatively"
* Add provide-handling bullet to features
* Revert aur/repo-only FAQ item to one line
* Format cmd line examples similar to man page format
* Revert interface-for-pacman objective
* Mention dep instead of just saying don't touch
* Merge gopath into the build stage
Setting the gopath is more of a note than a step. It is not required and
I would expect most people can simply ignore it.
* Reword dependencies section.
The contributing section should be information and say what dependencies
are needed. There's no need to tell the user how to install them, they
can figure that out themselves.
Also mention git as a dependency.
* Tweak headings and drop numbers
Similar to the last commit. The headings should be
informative "Code Style", not commanding "Check code".
* yay -> Yay
Be more consistent when writing Yay as a name.
* Use ### instead of #### in Contributing
These are real subheadings, #### looks too small.
* Add support section
2018-08-30 11:54:16 +02:00
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# Yay
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Yet Another Yogurt - An AUR Helper Written in Go
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### Help translate yay: [Transifex](https://www.transifex.com/yay-1/yay/)
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## Features
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- Advanced dependency solving
- PKGBUILD downloading from ABS or AUR
- Completions for AUR packages
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- Query user up-front for all input (prior to starting builds)
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- Narrow search (`yay linux header` will first search `linux` and then narrow on `header` )
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- Find matching package providers during search and allow selection
- Remove make dependencies at the end of the build process
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[](https://asciinema.org/a/399431)
[](https://asciinema.org/a/399433)
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## Installation
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README grammar, spelling, rewording, organizing (#661)
* README grammar, spelling, rewording, organizing
- Add "Objectives" section to group objectives.
- Transform Objective/Feature section bullets into action phrases.
- Fix yay/yaourt/etc capitalization. Italicize and follow ArchWiki style.
- Clearly identify the two Install section options with similar wording.
- Reorganize and reword Contributing section.
- Fix wording in last Code Style section sentence.
- Fix misc FAQ wording.
- Use same style for all FAQ issue links.
- Change link in "skipping packages" FAQ item to ArchWiki partial upgrade.
- Fix FAQ aur-only/repo-only cmd example line-spacing.
- Remove yay -Pu example since it is a deprecated (and wrapped) option.
* Fixup remove trailing newline in README file
* Add warning about editing files in vendor/
* Fixup revert italicized project/program names
* Change obj to Yaourt-style interactive srch/inst
* Change obj to Minimal dependencies
* Remove the limit-to-pacman deps feature
* Revert init-install sentence, but add "alternatively"
* Add provide-handling bullet to features
* Revert aur/repo-only FAQ item to one line
* Format cmd line examples similar to man page format
* Revert interface-for-pacman objective
* Mention dep instead of just saying don't touch
* Merge gopath into the build stage
Setting the gopath is more of a note than a step. It is not required and
I would expect most people can simply ignore it.
* Reword dependencies section.
The contributing section should be information and say what dependencies
are needed. There's no need to tell the user how to install them, they
can figure that out themselves.
Also mention git as a dependency.
* Tweak headings and drop numbers
Similar to the last commit. The headings should be
informative "Code Style", not commanding "Check code".
* yay -> Yay
Be more consistent when writing Yay as a name.
* Use ### instead of #### in Contributing
These are real subheadings, #### looks too small.
* Add support section
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If you are migrating from another AUR helper, you can simply install Yay with that helper.
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### Source
The initial installation of Yay can be done by cloning the PKGBUILD and
README grammar, spelling, rewording, organizing (#661)
* README grammar, spelling, rewording, organizing
- Add "Objectives" section to group objectives.
- Transform Objective/Feature section bullets into action phrases.
- Fix yay/yaourt/etc capitalization. Italicize and follow ArchWiki style.
- Clearly identify the two Install section options with similar wording.
- Reorganize and reword Contributing section.
- Fix wording in last Code Style section sentence.
- Fix misc FAQ wording.
- Use same style for all FAQ issue links.
- Change link in "skipping packages" FAQ item to ArchWiki partial upgrade.
- Fix FAQ aur-only/repo-only cmd example line-spacing.
- Remove yay -Pu example since it is a deprecated (and wrapped) option.
* Fixup remove trailing newline in README file
* Add warning about editing files in vendor/
* Fixup revert italicized project/program names
* Change obj to Yaourt-style interactive srch/inst
* Change obj to Minimal dependencies
* Remove the limit-to-pacman deps feature
* Revert init-install sentence, but add "alternatively"
* Add provide-handling bullet to features
* Revert aur/repo-only FAQ item to one line
* Format cmd line examples similar to man page format
* Revert interface-for-pacman objective
* Mention dep instead of just saying don't touch
* Merge gopath into the build stage
Setting the gopath is more of a note than a step. It is not required and
I would expect most people can simply ignore it.
* Reword dependencies section.
The contributing section should be information and say what dependencies
are needed. There's no need to tell the user how to install them, they
can figure that out themselves.
Also mention git as a dependency.
* Tweak headings and drop numbers
Similar to the last commit. The headings should be
informative "Code Style", not commanding "Check code".
* yay -> Yay
Be more consistent when writing Yay as a name.
* Use ### instead of #### in Contributing
These are real subheadings, #### looks too small.
* Add support section
2018-08-30 11:54:16 +02:00
building with makepkg:
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Before you begin, make sure you have the `base-devel` package group installed.
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```sh
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pacman -S --needed git base-devel
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git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/yay.git
cd yay
makepkg -si
```
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If you want to do all of this at once, we can chain the commands like so:
```sh
pacman -S --needed git base-devel & & git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/yay.git & & cd yay & & makepkg -si
```
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### Binary
If you do not want to compile yay yourself you can use the builds generated by
GitHub Actions.
```sh
pacman -S --needed git base-devel
git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/yay-bin.git
cd yay-bin
makepkg -si
```
### Other distributions
If you're using Manjaro or [another distribution that packages `yay` ](https://repology.org/project/yay/versions )
you can simply install yay using pacman (as root):
```sh
pacman -S --needed git base-devel yay
```
⚠️ distributions sometimes lag updating yay on their repositories.
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## First Use
README grammar, spelling, rewording, organizing (#661)
* README grammar, spelling, rewording, organizing
- Add "Objectives" section to group objectives.
- Transform Objective/Feature section bullets into action phrases.
- Fix yay/yaourt/etc capitalization. Italicize and follow ArchWiki style.
- Clearly identify the two Install section options with similar wording.
- Reorganize and reword Contributing section.
- Fix wording in last Code Style section sentence.
- Fix misc FAQ wording.
- Use same style for all FAQ issue links.
- Change link in "skipping packages" FAQ item to ArchWiki partial upgrade.
- Fix FAQ aur-only/repo-only cmd example line-spacing.
- Remove yay -Pu example since it is a deprecated (and wrapped) option.
* Fixup remove trailing newline in README file
* Add warning about editing files in vendor/
* Fixup revert italicized project/program names
* Change obj to Yaourt-style interactive srch/inst
* Change obj to Minimal dependencies
* Remove the limit-to-pacman deps feature
* Revert init-install sentence, but add "alternatively"
* Add provide-handling bullet to features
* Revert aur/repo-only FAQ item to one line
* Format cmd line examples similar to man page format
* Revert interface-for-pacman objective
* Mention dep instead of just saying don't touch
* Merge gopath into the build stage
Setting the gopath is more of a note than a step. It is not required and
I would expect most people can simply ignore it.
* Reword dependencies section.
The contributing section should be information and say what dependencies
are needed. There's no need to tell the user how to install them, they
can figure that out themselves.
Also mention git as a dependency.
* Tweak headings and drop numbers
Similar to the last commit. The headings should be
informative "Code Style", not commanding "Check code".
* yay -> Yay
Be more consistent when writing Yay as a name.
* Use ### instead of #### in Contributing
These are real subheadings, #### looks too small.
* Add support section
2018-08-30 11:54:16 +02:00
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#### Development packages upgrade
README grammar, spelling, rewording, organizing (#661)
* README grammar, spelling, rewording, organizing
- Add "Objectives" section to group objectives.
- Transform Objective/Feature section bullets into action phrases.
- Fix yay/yaourt/etc capitalization. Italicize and follow ArchWiki style.
- Clearly identify the two Install section options with similar wording.
- Reorganize and reword Contributing section.
- Fix wording in last Code Style section sentence.
- Fix misc FAQ wording.
- Use same style for all FAQ issue links.
- Change link in "skipping packages" FAQ item to ArchWiki partial upgrade.
- Fix FAQ aur-only/repo-only cmd example line-spacing.
- Remove yay -Pu example since it is a deprecated (and wrapped) option.
* Fixup remove trailing newline in README file
* Add warning about editing files in vendor/
* Fixup revert italicized project/program names
* Change obj to Yaourt-style interactive srch/inst
* Change obj to Minimal dependencies
* Remove the limit-to-pacman deps feature
* Revert init-install sentence, but add "alternatively"
* Add provide-handling bullet to features
* Revert aur/repo-only FAQ item to one line
* Format cmd line examples similar to man page format
* Revert interface-for-pacman objective
* Mention dep instead of just saying don't touch
* Merge gopath into the build stage
Setting the gopath is more of a note than a step. It is not required and
I would expect most people can simply ignore it.
* Reword dependencies section.
The contributing section should be information and say what dependencies
are needed. There's no need to tell the user how to install them, they
can figure that out themselves.
Also mention git as a dependency.
* Tweak headings and drop numbers
Similar to the last commit. The headings should be
informative "Code Style", not commanding "Check code".
* yay -> Yay
Be more consistent when writing Yay as a name.
* Use ### instead of #### in Contributing
These are real subheadings, #### looks too small.
* Add support section
2018-08-30 11:54:16 +02:00
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- Use `yay -Y --gendb` to generate a development package database for `*-git`
packages that were installed without yay.
This command should only be run once.
- `yay -Syu --devel` will then check for development package updates
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- Use `yay -Y --devel --save` to make development package updates permanently
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enabled (`yay` and `yay -Syu` will then always check dev packages)
## Examples of Custom Operations
| Command | Description |
| --------------------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| `yay` | Alias to `yay -Syu` . |
| `yay <Search Term>` | Present package-installation selection menu. |
| `yay -Y --combinedupgrade --save` | Make combined upgrade the default mode. |
| `yay -Ps` | Print system statistics. |
| `yay -Yc` | Clean unneeded dependencies. |
| `yay -G <AUR Package>` | Download PKGBUILD from ABS or AUR. |
| `yay -Gp <AUR Package>` | Print to stdout PKGBUILD from ABS or AUR. |
| `yay -Y --gendb` | Generate development package database used for devel update. |
| `yay -Syu --devel` | Perform system upgrade, but also check for development package updates. |
| `yay -Syu --timeupdate` | Perform system upgrade and use PKGBUILD modification time (not version number) to determine update. |
README grammar, spelling, rewording, organizing (#661)
* README grammar, spelling, rewording, organizing
- Add "Objectives" section to group objectives.
- Transform Objective/Feature section bullets into action phrases.
- Fix yay/yaourt/etc capitalization. Italicize and follow ArchWiki style.
- Clearly identify the two Install section options with similar wording.
- Reorganize and reword Contributing section.
- Fix wording in last Code Style section sentence.
- Fix misc FAQ wording.
- Use same style for all FAQ issue links.
- Change link in "skipping packages" FAQ item to ArchWiki partial upgrade.
- Fix FAQ aur-only/repo-only cmd example line-spacing.
- Remove yay -Pu example since it is a deprecated (and wrapped) option.
* Fixup remove trailing newline in README file
* Add warning about editing files in vendor/
* Fixup revert italicized project/program names
* Change obj to Yaourt-style interactive srch/inst
* Change obj to Minimal dependencies
* Remove the limit-to-pacman deps feature
* Revert init-install sentence, but add "alternatively"
* Add provide-handling bullet to features
* Revert aur/repo-only FAQ item to one line
* Format cmd line examples similar to man page format
* Revert interface-for-pacman objective
* Mention dep instead of just saying don't touch
* Merge gopath into the build stage
Setting the gopath is more of a note than a step. It is not required and
I would expect most people can simply ignore it.
* Reword dependencies section.
The contributing section should be information and say what dependencies
are needed. There's no need to tell the user how to install them, they
can figure that out themselves.
Also mention git as a dependency.
* Tweak headings and drop numbers
Similar to the last commit. The headings should be
informative "Code Style", not commanding "Check code".
* yay -> Yay
Be more consistent when writing Yay as a name.
* Use ### instead of #### in Contributing
These are real subheadings, #### looks too small.
* Add support section
2018-08-30 11:54:16 +02:00
## Frequently Asked Questions
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- Yay does not display colored output. How do I fix it?
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Make sure you have the `Color` option in your `/etc/pacman.conf`
(see issue [#123 ](https://github.com/Jguer/yay/issues/123 )).
README grammar, spelling, rewording, organizing (#661)
* README grammar, spelling, rewording, organizing
- Add "Objectives" section to group objectives.
- Transform Objective/Feature section bullets into action phrases.
- Fix yay/yaourt/etc capitalization. Italicize and follow ArchWiki style.
- Clearly identify the two Install section options with similar wording.
- Reorganize and reword Contributing section.
- Fix wording in last Code Style section sentence.
- Fix misc FAQ wording.
- Use same style for all FAQ issue links.
- Change link in "skipping packages" FAQ item to ArchWiki partial upgrade.
- Fix FAQ aur-only/repo-only cmd example line-spacing.
- Remove yay -Pu example since it is a deprecated (and wrapped) option.
* Fixup remove trailing newline in README file
* Add warning about editing files in vendor/
* Fixup revert italicized project/program names
* Change obj to Yaourt-style interactive srch/inst
* Change obj to Minimal dependencies
* Remove the limit-to-pacman deps feature
* Revert init-install sentence, but add "alternatively"
* Add provide-handling bullet to features
* Revert aur/repo-only FAQ item to one line
* Format cmd line examples similar to man page format
* Revert interface-for-pacman objective
* Mention dep instead of just saying don't touch
* Merge gopath into the build stage
Setting the gopath is more of a note than a step. It is not required and
I would expect most people can simply ignore it.
* Reword dependencies section.
The contributing section should be information and say what dependencies
are needed. There's no need to tell the user how to install them, they
can figure that out themselves.
Also mention git as a dependency.
* Tweak headings and drop numbers
Similar to the last commit. The headings should be
informative "Code Style", not commanding "Check code".
* yay -> Yay
Be more consistent when writing Yay as a name.
* Use ### instead of #### in Contributing
These are real subheadings, #### looks too small.
* Add support section
2018-08-30 11:54:16 +02:00
2021-08-31 02:50:51 +02:00
- Yay is not prompting to skip packages during system upgrade.
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The default behavior was changed after
[v8.918 ](https://github.com/Jguer/yay/releases/tag/v8.918 )
(see [3bdb534 ](https://github.com/Jguer/yay/commit/3bdb5343218d99d40f8a449b887348611f6bdbfc )
and issue [#554 ](https://github.com/Jguer/yay/issues/554 )).
To restore the package-skip behavior use `--combinedupgrade` (make
it permanent by appending `--save` ). Note: skipping packages will leave your
system in a
[partially-upgraded state ](https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/System_maintenance#Partial_upgrades_are_unsupported ).
README grammar, spelling, rewording, organizing (#661)
* README grammar, spelling, rewording, organizing
- Add "Objectives" section to group objectives.
- Transform Objective/Feature section bullets into action phrases.
- Fix yay/yaourt/etc capitalization. Italicize and follow ArchWiki style.
- Clearly identify the two Install section options with similar wording.
- Reorganize and reword Contributing section.
- Fix wording in last Code Style section sentence.
- Fix misc FAQ wording.
- Use same style for all FAQ issue links.
- Change link in "skipping packages" FAQ item to ArchWiki partial upgrade.
- Fix FAQ aur-only/repo-only cmd example line-spacing.
- Remove yay -Pu example since it is a deprecated (and wrapped) option.
* Fixup remove trailing newline in README file
* Add warning about editing files in vendor/
* Fixup revert italicized project/program names
* Change obj to Yaourt-style interactive srch/inst
* Change obj to Minimal dependencies
* Remove the limit-to-pacman deps feature
* Revert init-install sentence, but add "alternatively"
* Add provide-handling bullet to features
* Revert aur/repo-only FAQ item to one line
* Format cmd line examples similar to man page format
* Revert interface-for-pacman objective
* Mention dep instead of just saying don't touch
* Merge gopath into the build stage
Setting the gopath is more of a note than a step. It is not required and
I would expect most people can simply ignore it.
* Reword dependencies section.
The contributing section should be information and say what dependencies
are needed. There's no need to tell the user how to install them, they
can figure that out themselves.
Also mention git as a dependency.
* Tweak headings and drop numbers
Similar to the last commit. The headings should be
informative "Code Style", not commanding "Check code".
* yay -> Yay
Be more consistent when writing Yay as a name.
* Use ### instead of #### in Contributing
These are real subheadings, #### looks too small.
* Add support section
2018-08-30 11:54:16 +02:00
2021-08-31 02:50:51 +02:00
- Sometimes diffs are printed to the terminal, and other times they are paged via less. How do I fix this?
2019-04-04 00:06:22 +02:00
Yay uses `git diff` to display diffs, which by default tells less not to
page if the output can fit into one terminal length. This behavior can be
overridden by exporting your own flags (`export LESS=SRX`).
README grammar, spelling, rewording, organizing (#661)
* README grammar, spelling, rewording, organizing
- Add "Objectives" section to group objectives.
- Transform Objective/Feature section bullets into action phrases.
- Fix yay/yaourt/etc capitalization. Italicize and follow ArchWiki style.
- Clearly identify the two Install section options with similar wording.
- Reorganize and reword Contributing section.
- Fix wording in last Code Style section sentence.
- Fix misc FAQ wording.
- Use same style for all FAQ issue links.
- Change link in "skipping packages" FAQ item to ArchWiki partial upgrade.
- Fix FAQ aur-only/repo-only cmd example line-spacing.
- Remove yay -Pu example since it is a deprecated (and wrapped) option.
* Fixup remove trailing newline in README file
* Add warning about editing files in vendor/
* Fixup revert italicized project/program names
* Change obj to Yaourt-style interactive srch/inst
* Change obj to Minimal dependencies
* Remove the limit-to-pacman deps feature
* Revert init-install sentence, but add "alternatively"
* Add provide-handling bullet to features
* Revert aur/repo-only FAQ item to one line
* Format cmd line examples similar to man page format
* Revert interface-for-pacman objective
* Mention dep instead of just saying don't touch
* Merge gopath into the build stage
Setting the gopath is more of a note than a step. It is not required and
I would expect most people can simply ignore it.
* Reword dependencies section.
The contributing section should be information and say what dependencies
are needed. There's no need to tell the user how to install them, they
can figure that out themselves.
Also mention git as a dependency.
* Tweak headings and drop numbers
Similar to the last commit. The headings should be
informative "Code Style", not commanding "Check code".
* yay -> Yay
Be more consistent when writing Yay as a name.
* Use ### instead of #### in Contributing
These are real subheadings, #### looks too small.
* Add support section
2018-08-30 11:54:16 +02:00
2021-08-31 02:50:51 +02:00
- Yay is not asking me to edit PKGBUILDS, and I don't like the diff menu! What can I do?
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`yay --editmenu --nodiffmenu --save`
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- How can I tell Yay to act only on AUR packages, or only on repo packages?
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`yay -{OPERATION} --aur`
`yay -{OPERATION} --repo`
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- An `Out Of Date AUR Packages` message is displayed. Why doesn't Yay update them?
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This message does not mean that updated AUR packages are available. It means
the packages have been flagged out of date on the AUR, but
their maintainers have not yet updated the `PKGBUILD` s
(see [outdated AUR packages ](https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Arch_User_Repository#Foo_in_the_AUR_is_outdated.3B_what_should_I_do.3F )).
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- Yay doesn't install dependencies added to a PKGBUILD during installation.
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Yay resolves all dependencies ahead of time. You are free to edit the
PKGBUILD in any way, but any problems you cause are your own and should not be
reported unless they can be reproduced with the original PKGBUILD.
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- I know my `-git` package has updates but yay doesn't offer to update it
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Yay uses an hash cache for development packages. Normally it is updated at the end of the package install with the message `Found git repo` .
If you transition between aur helpers and did not install the devel package using yay at some point, it is possible it never got added to the cache. `yay -Y --gendb` will fix the current version of every devel package and start checking from there.
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- I want to help out!
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Check [CONTRIBUTING.md ](./CONTRIBUTING.md ) for more information.
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- What settings do you use?
```sh
yay -Y --devel --combinedupgrade --batchinstall --save
```
Pacman conf options:
```conf
UseSyslog
Color
CheckSpace
VerbosePkgLists
```
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## Support
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All support related to Yay should be requested via GitHub issues. Since Yay is not
officially supported by Arch Linux, support should not be sought out on the
forums, AUR comments or other official channels.
A broken AUR package should be reported as a comment on the package's AUR page.
A package may only be considered broken if it fails to build with makepkg.
Reports should be made using makepkg and include the full output as well as any
other relevant information. Never make reports using Yay or any other external
tools.
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## Images
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### Other AUR helpers/tools
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- [paru ](https://github.com/morganamilo/paru )
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- [aurutils ](https://github.com/AladW/aurutils )
- [pikaur ](https://github.com/actionless/pikaur )
