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Package Details: aura-bin 4.0.8-1

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Git Clone URL:	https://aur.archlinux.org/aura-bin.git (read-only, click to copy)
Package Base:	aura-bin
Description:	A package manager for Arch Linux and its AUR - Prebuild binary
Upstream URL:	https://github.com/fosskers/aura
Keywords:	AUR haskell pacman
Licenses:	GPL-3.0-or-later
Conflicts:	aura, aura-git, aura3-bin
Provides:	aura
Submitter:	fosskers
Maintainer:	fosskers
Last Packager:	fosskers
Votes:	180
Popularity:	0.49
First Submitted:	2013-05-12 11:50 (UTC)
Last Updated:	2024-09-29 08:06 (UTC)

Dependencies (12)

curl (curl-git^AUR, curl-c-ares^AUR)
gcc-libs (gcc-libs-git^AUR, gccrs-libs-git^AUR, gcc11-libs^AUR, gcc-libs-snapshot^AUR)
git (git-git^AUR, git-gl^AUR)
glibc (glibc-git^AUR, glibc-linux4^AUR, glibc-eac^AUR, glibc-eac-bin^AUR)
openssl (openssl-static^AUR, openssl-git^AUR)
bash-completion (bash-completion-git^AUR) (optional) – for bash completions
bat (bat-cat-git^AUR) (optional) – more featureful file viewing
fd (fd-git^AUR) (optional) – faster filesystem traversal
graphviz (optional) – dependency graph generation
ripgrep (ripgrep-git^AUR) (optional) – faster log searches
shellcheck (shellcheck-bin^AUR, shellcheck-git^AUR) (optional) – PKGBUILD scanning
xdg-utils (busking-git^AUR, xdg-utils-slock^AUR, mimi^AUR, mimi-git^AUR, xdg-utils-handlr^AUR, opener^AUR, xdg-utils-mimeo^AUR, mimejs-git^AUR) (optional) – for xdg-open

Required by (2)

dpw (requires aura) (optional)
pacup-arch-git (requires aura) (optional)

Sources (1)

aura-4.0.8-x86_64.tar.gz

Pinned Comments

fosskers commented on 2024-08-05 21:27 (UTC)

Aura 4 has been released. If instead you wish you keep using the Haskell-based v3 series, please install:

https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/aura3-bin

Latest Comments

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Tebro commented on 2015-08-10 08:32 (UTC)

Shouldn't aura search aur.archlinux.org instead of aur4.archlinux.org now that aur4 is the standard?

joca.bt commented on 2015-08-08 14:44 (UTC)

Cannot upgrade some packages, getting: aura: Cannot decode byte '\x6e': Data.Text.Internal.Encoding.streamDecodeUtf8With: Invalid UTF-8 stream

BeepDog commented on 2015-08-02 19:02 (UTC)

I too am getting @Binero's problem. Very often getting "FailedConnectionException." Specifically on the package "advcp", Nearly every time.

fosskers commented on 2015-04-21 06:13 (UTC)

When I attempted cross compilation some time ago it was quite a pain in the neck. Perhaps it's better now.

Razor.X commented on 2015-04-21 06:02 (UTC)

Would love an i686 package as well: I still have an older system or two that would benefit from this.

Pwanda commented on 2015-02-23 22:37 (UTC)

Wow, so grateful this exists. I was stuck in an infinite dependancy loop...

<deleted-account> commented on 2015-01-02 12:19 (UTC)

I'd be grateful for providing a i686 package. Even with [haskell-core] building aura is annoying.

Binero commented on 2014-12-31 12:55 (UTC)

I'm getting these quite often while running aura: aura: FailedConnectionException "aur.archlinux.org" 443 Why's that?

fosskers commented on 2014-08-15 00:40 (UTC)

@aliencam: That's just the AUR incorrectly parsing the PKGBUILD, not to worry :) @FSMaxB: Thanks for those instructions. Luckily, Aura2 (in development) won't have this architecture restriction :)

FSMaxB commented on 2014-08-14 21:45 (UTC)

@fosskers: It is possible to build i686 packages on a x86_64 system without the using a cross compiler. Just create a i686 container: 1. Create a copy of /etc/pacman.conf and change the architecture to i686 ( not auto ) 2. Install the container using "pacstrap -d -C pacman.conf.copy /mnt/mycontainer_directory" 3. Boot into the container using "systemd-nspawn -bD /mnt/mycontainer_directory" 4. After logging in, change /etc/pacman.conf so that the architecture is once again "i686" instead of auto. It's important not to install any package before doing so. 5. Now you can use it just like a regular arch installation and build your packages inside it. If you want to stop the container, just shut it down with shutdown or systemctl poweroff. I hope these instructions will allow you to build i686 packages.

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