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@Muffone ​​Ok, if you apologize, the topic will be closed. I will configure the package to compile from another source anyway.

@muflone ​​if it gets removed I'll add it again anyway so I don't care. Also, this is an open community for everyone, people like you are not talked about here.

This project can be used as a git repo for archlinux. It is not against this. It does not exceed the limit as it is not stated in the rules. Therefore, this conversation is meaningless and no one is asking you to repeat it. Therefore, these sources will remain here. Aur is not an open git repo for everyone, but it does not prevent hosting sources. Why should I host archlinux-wallpapers or other things when they can host photos or other sources

There are a lot of free resources out there where to host your projects: gitlab, bitbucket, github and many others.

Choose whatever you want but remove the sources from AUR.

I'm tired of repeating the same thing continously. Please remove the sources from AUR and fix the PKGBUILD, instead of wasting both our time in replying the same thing over and over

The project is definitely mine. It's just a project where I won't host the source from anywhere else, that is, a minimal browser source. There is another project that is more advanced than this one, but I'll upload it here later, then the source will be set up so that it can be installed from somewhere else.

@Muflone ​​Okay but I don't have hosting or anything, I just have a static site, even if that was the case, the source is already here, downloading it manually from somewhere else is pointless and the package will remain in a minimalist structure, I am developing another variation of this project for an advanced structure, so even if there is an upstream url, it is not necessary for such a minimal project.

If this source code is yours, then host the source anywhere else then and link both url and sources there.

If this project is not yours, then where did you got it? Where is the license coming from?

@Muflone ​​I understand but I don't have a source to provide documentation for the upstream url, I mean I didn't have the idea of ​​opening a repo, this is more of a direct installation focused package. I already know that aur is a repo pool for users to provide instructions, support and installation for software, but I don't have a source to provide documentation for the upstream url.

AUR is a repository for package descriptions, not for applications nor sources. AUR doesn't host applications at all.

How you're packaging the software is not relevant here but the missing url and the hosted sources in the AUR (the source specification).

All python-* based packages are installed this way.

This is incorrect as well, the Python Packaging Guidelines https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Python_packaging_guidelines describe the process for building the Python applications and this package violates most of them.

For the last time, please fix this package, by providing the upstream URL and remove the sources from AUR and point source to download them by its author (whoever will be), where anyone could get the sources, the documentation, the license and whatever the author has provided.

@Muflone ​​I understand that you said there is no upstream url but I do not have an example for upstream url and this directly executable file provides a graphical user interface and I did not add it because upstream was unnecessary.