bazecor.install


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# This manually calls the same script that the normal pacman post-install script uses to reload
# udev. We need to do this explicitly rather than relying on the automatic pacman hook because the
# hook detects changes to /usr/lib/udev/rules.d rather than /etc/udev/rules.d. We need to install
# the rules into the /etc location because that is the location that the bazecore checks for the
# rules. If this install location was not used then the first time bazecore runs it would prompt the
# user to install the rules
_reload_udev () {
    echo "Reloading udev..."
    /usr/share/libalpm/scripts/systemd-hook udev-reload
}

post_install () { _reload_udev; }
post_upgrade () { _reload_udev; }
post_remove () { _reload_udev; }