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2024-02-02v1.0.7John A. Leuenhagen
2024-02-02Undo e999aac; keep CARCH in executable filenames.John A. Leuenhagen
This is important for makepkg -g, as otherwise it will think that the x86_64 executable is also the armv7h and aarch64 executables. This results in the produced checksum being incorrect for all architectures but the first downloaded. The only difference in this commit compared to how things used to be before e999aac is that the CARCH variable is no longer used on the source lines, as that will cause all executable names to use only one architecture: the one that is targeted when running makepkg. If you look at the .SRCINFO before e999aac, you can see that x86_64 is in all filenames, even the armv7h and aarch64 ones. The CARCH variable is still used when running `install`, however, as in that case you actually want the executable for whichever architecture is being targeted.
2022-01-09v1.0.6John A. Leuenhagen
2021-03-20Slight cleanup to PKGBUILD; update maintainers, remove vim junk at end.John A. Leuenhagen
2021-03-20Bump to v1.0.5John A. Leuenhagen
2020-09-15Update armv7h checksum. Add conflicts.caltlgin
2020-09-08Remove ${CARCH} variable from source urlcaltlgin
2020-09-08Add arch armv7h and aarch64caltlgin
2020-09-07Clean PKGBUILDcaltlgin
2020-08-12Clean PKGBUILDcaltlgin
2020-07-18Add to AURcaltlgin