This allows the user to abort the install by telling the editor to exit
with a non zero status. e.g. `:cq` in vim. This should also catch errors
if the editor does actually fail or if the configured editor does not
exist.
And if we do find a group just ignore it completley and pass it to
pacman.
Because it's ignored by the depTree it fails to show up when printing
whats to be installed under [Repo]. This is a minor visual thing for now
so I think it's probably best to figure that out at another point.
The depTree holds info on all packages by name ready for the
depCatagories to catagorize and order them. To make things easier when
a repo package was added to the deptree it was also aliased to all of
its provides. So to find a package in the deptree you could search for
its provides instead of it's name and still find it.
The depCatagories is meant to filter out unneeded packages such as the
aliases but as it turns out if a package depends on a package and
something it provides then that alias is no longer unneeded and will end
up in the depCatagories.
Because these are just alias provieds still points to the original
package so you end up with the package name displaed to the user twice
when printing dependencies.
This commit just comments out the aliasing. It should have no effect
on package finding because where it used to seach by alias to find the
package it should instead fail then try to preform a lookup itself using
findSatisfyer and find the package.
This is probably a little less efficient than before but the database is
already on disk so there should be no real perfomance difference.
Save the VSC Info as soon as the package install finishes. This should
ensure the VSC db does not end up in an incorrect state if an install
fails or is cancelled by the user.
This also adds better support for split packages. When one or more
packages are installed from the same base each individual package is
added to the db not just the base. This allows us to track individual
updates from the same base so that if one package gets updated we don't
assume all packages in the base are updated.
The -s was kept aroung because the package base `python-virtualfish`
failed to build without it. I first blamed this on some aur rpc bug
because it was missing some deps that were listed in python-virtualfish.
As is turned out python-virtualfish actually does some things wrong in
it's package build and if it was formated correctly this wouldnt be
a problem.
I kept the -s in just so it would build even though it might have had
some side affects. makepkg not respecting the --dbpath for example.
From now on python-virtualfish will fail to build when you dont have all
the deps installed. This is their fault and will not be fixed here.
Note when installing CheckDepends are still refered to as MakeDepends.
They are both only needed during build time so technically that is
correct. I don't see much of a use creating a third field so I'm leaving
it as is for now.
Exit after parsing srcinfo with db do it actually does something.
when using gendb dont bother generating srcinfos.
Improved the formatting for some things mainly downloading and parsing.
Instead of printing each warning on a seperate line, group up the
warnings by type (missing, orphan, out of date) and display each
group on its own line.
This commit mostly focuses on merging the install() and upgradePkgs()
functions to be more integrated. Instead of both making their own aur
queries they now both combine theyre needes into one query. This gives
us a speed up and allows us to easily print orphands, misising and out
of date in one clean block.
This should not make any real difference as pkgnames and pkgvers
should not contain whitespace. But there was a problem where a packagepkg
connected two deps by quoting them.
depends=('make qt5-tools')
Because we split on spaces this caused yay to generate an error saying
it couldn't find 'make' when instead it should say it cant find
'make qt5tools' which was a little confusing.
This commit should fix the misleading error.
this is a quick fix for now so it can be pushed out for the next
release. -G really should get the fancy split package printing that -S
now has `libc++ (libc++ libc++abi)`.
