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2020-07-30Use constant DIST_NAME for simplicity and correctnessJonas Malaco
Taking DIST_NAME from os-release PRETTY_NAME is preferred for official distribution packages, but it is less important in the AUR. In fact, in the AUR, the "distribution" this package is part of is the AUR itself. Additionally, some ArchLinux derivatives that don't use systemd may not have /etc/os-release linked to /usr/lib/os-release, and handling this would add unnecessary complexity. Finally, some ArchLinux derivatives don't override /usr/lib/os-release PRETTY_NAME. A constant "Arch User Repository" value more clearly indicates that nothing is know about the system where liquidctl is actually running, only that it was built using the AUR PKGBUILD.
2020-07-30Update to 1.3.3.r358.dd4b583 and add/improve some commentsJonas Malaco
2020-07-30Future proof and always copy all docs/*.mdJonas Malaco
2020-07-30Remove old python-liquidctl from provides/conflictsJonas Malaco
2020-07-30Be consistent with the use of single vs. double quotesJonas Malaco
2020-07-30Normalize commit abbreviated hash in pkgver to only 7 charsJonas Malaco
While 12-char hashes are desirable for more sensitive applications (and users should gradually move towards that), 7-char hashes are fine for the package version. More importantly, the popular packages in the AUR use the short/old hash sizes. Normalize ours to that size and override the user's (or my one) global git configuration.
2020-07-30Add list --verbose "test" to check()Jonas Malaco
2020-07-30Annotate non-standard build configurationJonas Malaco
2020-07-30Include additional documentation filesJonas Malaco
Additionally, leave commented out install commands for yoda (software-based fan/pump control) and liquiddump (stream status to stdout in JSON lines).
2020-07-29Update to 1.3.3.r351.4993cd5ae5a5Jonas Malaco
2020-07-25Add a check() function and run upstream testsJonas Malaco
2020-06-12Adjust upstream location of udev rulesJonas Malaco
2020-05-29Update to 1.3.3.r124.11a53a0Jonas Malaco
2020-05-27Install udev rules for unprivileged access to the devicesJonas Malaco
Most users rather not call liquidctl with root privileges and already use udev rules. With this change the new set of rules provided by upstream will be installed.
2020-02-18Rename to liquidctl-gitJonas Malaco
2020-02-18Update to 1.3.3.r46.9a8d3a0Jonas Malaco
2020-02-02Update to 1.3.2.r21.53b16d7Jonas Malaco
2019-11-23Update to 1.3.1.r0.a148f0dJonas Malaco
2019-11-17Update to 1.3.0.r1.262f1abJonas Malaco
2019-11-15Update to 1.3.0rc1.r29.4b22613 and rebuild for Python 3.8Jonas Malaco
2019-11-03Update to 1.3.0rc1.r1.9dd413cJonas Malaco
2019-10-30Update to 1.2.0.r151.229b56bJonas Malaco
2019-10-15Update to 1.2.0.r39.0207b13Jonas Malaco
- install newly added liquidctl(8) man page
2019-09-27Update to 1.2.0.r31.bc883f0Jonas Malaco
2019-09-18Update to 1.2.0rc4Jonas Malaco
2019-09-17Extract OS name directly from /etc/os-releaseJonas Malaco
2019-09-17Update to 1.2.0rc3.r7.4506563Jonas Malaco
Also use newly added DIST_NAME and DIST_PACKAGE to customize the output of liquidctl --version.
2019-09-15Update to 1.2.0rc3Jonas Malaco
2019-09-13Fix missing runtime dependency to python-setuptoolsJonas Malaco
The liquidctl executable uses the pkg_resources module.
2019-09-13Update to 1.2.0rc2.r6.bd2f861Jonas Malaco
Also suffix the source folder with -git to match what is apparently preferred in the AUR. This is probably done so when there are both python-liquidctl-1.2.0 and python-liquidctl-git source directories their purpose is unambiguous.
2019-09-13Fix missing (if obvious) dependency to pythonJonas Malaco
2019-09-12Create python-liquidctl-git packageJonas Malaco