The recent changes to formatting broke this test. While it would be easy
to go back and fix it, I personaly do not like tests that rely on things
such as formatting or an internet connection. This is why I have removed
the test, I believe the other test for key importing should be more that
sufficient.
-Sc will delete cached AUR data from Yay's build dir according to
the `CleanMethod` specified in the Pacman config file.
-Scc will delete all cached AUR data.
Additionally -Sc will also delete all untracked files in the AUR cache.
This will delete things such as downloaded sources and built packages
but will leave directories behind.
This is very usefull because the only reason a directoiry should exist
in the cache is because of downloaded VCS sources. Non VCS sources are
redownloaded every update because when a new version is released a new
tarball has to be downloaded. But VCS sources are never redownloaded,
updates are simply pulled. For this reason the user probably wants to
keep this data as it is still usefull even after building and installing
a package.
99% of the time if a user wants to pas an argument twice they would do
`-cc` or `--clean --clean`. Still doing `-c --clean` is still a valid
thing to do. This commits allows getArg() to this properly.
Use git clone over tarballs for pkgbuild downloading during -S. This
option can still be toggled using the config flags.
The config option for selecting clone or tarball will be overiden if an
existing package is cached. The method used to download the package
perviously will be used regardless of the config.
Previously we ran pkgver() right after dowloading sources. This is
a problem because prepare() should be called and all dependencies
should be installed before pkgver().
Instead bump the pkgver while building then get the new pkgver used for
install. Previously we parsed `makepkg --printsrcinfo` to get the new
version. Insead use `makepkg --packagelist` as it is much faster.
Ensure aurWarnings will always be printed out in one block
use '->' for printing aur warnings and ignored upgrades
use '->' for conflict printing
use '->' for key importing
Say PGP keys not GPG keys
Add back green for input prompts
Use 4 spcaces over \t
Before `yay -Syu` called `pacman -Sy <pkgs to upgrade>`
We then later switched to it calling `pacman -Syu` this lead to yay
seeing no targets to when it was upgrading a bunch of packages it
assumed they must be deps. Correct this by adding repo packages to the
targets list.
Also ensure we dont mark packages as dependencies if they are already
installed. For example we install `foo` which requires `bar>5` but we
only have `bar=4` installed. In this case installing `foo` will pull bar
in as a dependency but it should not be marked as such because it
already exists.
Split by dots, pluses, dashes, tilds, etc., not only `Version` and `Pkgrel`.
Don't make new version different bold.
Inspired by [`pikaur`](https://github.com/actionless/pikaur).
