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@kizar Anyway, I have updated flaresolverr-git as I needed to add flaresolverr as a conflict.

@kizar The great @txtsd explained.

I think there is a bug with yay to update flaresolverr-git as we switched from v3beta branch to master. https://github.com/Jguer/yay/issues/1890

And the update of the development package does not appear.

To update with yay, you can do yay -S flaresolverr-git and select a cleanBuild install.

➜  flaresolverr-git git:(master) yay -Qi flaresolverr-git
Nom                      : flaresolverr-git
Version                  : 3.0.2.r1.g2d97f88-1
Description              : A proxy server to bypass Cloudflare protection
Architecture             : any
URL                      : https://github.com/FlareSolverr/FlareSolverr
Licences                 : MIT
Groupes                  : --
Fournit                  : flaresolverr
Dépend de                : python  chromium  python-bottle  python-waitress  python-selenium  python-func-timeout  python-requests  python-websockets  python-xvfbwrapper
Dépendances opt.         : --
Requis par               : --
Optionnel pour           : --
Est en conflit avec      : flaresolverr-bin
Remplace                 : --
Taille installée         : 246,13 KiB
Paqueteur                : Unknown Packager
Compilé le               : mar. 10 janv. 2023 13:16:59
Installé le              : mar. 10 janv. 2023 13:17:08
Motif d’installation     : Explicitement installé
Script d’installation    : Oui
Validé par               : --

You can see that the pkgver is now "3.0.2.r1.g2d97f88-1" on your system.

@kizar That's how -git packages are on Arch. They aren't updated unless they can't build the latest HEAD anymore.

If you install this one, it will indeed install the latest commit.

Ok, then the package name is wrong. It says 3.0.0 instead of 3.0.2

This package is up-to-date. @kizar This is the git version.
You can update it with your AUR helper: yay -Syu --devel should work.
Yes, it tracks the latest commits if you want a version (3.0.2) slightly less up-to-date, you can use the flaresolverr package on the AUR.
And not the flaresolverr-git which is slightly more up-to-date.

You should use the last Git tag instead of master branch. https://github.com/FlareSolverr/FlareSolverr/tags

@cwegener I updated this flaresolverr-git package to the version v3.0.0 with the required changes in the PKGBUILD.

@cwegener. Well received. Let me try now!

The URL for this package was correctly set to https://github.com/AeonLucid/FlareSolverr. I have also added temporarily in the description and PKGBUILD comments the details of the matter. Please remember there is a temporary consensus by the FlareSolverr community to use this friendly fork instead of the traditional upstream.

Hot of the press: FlareSolverr 3.0.0 https://github.com/FlareSolverr/FlareSolverr/issues/650

@txtsd

Co-maintainer please :)

This is the git version. It usually does not need two maintainers as the maintenance is simpler than normal releases.
Feel free to rename in advance your package flaresolverr-bin to flaresolverr as once v3 is released with python, I don't think you'd need the -bin suffix.

Also, if this is tracking a specific branch, the package name should indicate it.

There is no Arch Linux VCS package guidelines that specify it, AFAIK.
It is technically not a specific branch as in the AeonLucid/FlareSolverr repo, it is the main branch.

I see the repo is different than upstream too. That should also be indicated in the description

The URL for this package was correctly set to https://github.com/AeonLucid/FlareSolverr.
I have also added temporarily in the description and PKGBUILD comments the details of the matter.
Please remember there is a temporary consensus by the FlareSolverr community to use this friendly fork instead of the traditional upstream.