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Everything should be back to normal now.

Upstream has dropped installing the systemd.service file by default, and require downstream to manually do this. Can you update the PKGBUILD to do this?

In the meantime, D-Bus activation is broken, and mako needs to be run manually.

Consider using arch-meson which in addition to some security flags enables all features by default, so for example mako will be built with icons support.

--- a/PKGBUILD
+++ b/PKGBUILD
@@ -7,8 +7,9 @@ license=('MIT')
 pkgdesc='Lightweight notification daemon for Wayland'
 makedepends=("meson" "scdoc" "wayland-protocols" "git")
 depends=(
+   "gdk-pixbuf2"
    "pango"
-   "cairo"
+   "systemd-libs"
    "wayland"
 )
 optdepends=("jq: support for 'makoctl menu'")
@@ -26,7 +27,7 @@ pkgver() {

 build() {
    cd "$_pkgname"
-   meson --prefix=/usr . build
+   arch-meson -D zsh-completions=true build
    ninja -C build
 }

The build is failing for me with this output of makepkg: https://bin.eisfunke.com/?bfcf648b2bc9205a#V5cE6eGJovvTC8jMBlw2OZ9TeG0mAXIcLhqzNcszF5M=

This has been fixed.

@naibafo:

fixing the PKGBUILD and running "makepkg --printsrcinfo > .SRCINFO" automatically fixes the .SRCINFO file

There is a merge conflict (I think) leftover in the PKGBUILD now, and in .SRCINFO wayland-protocols and git are in one line, which for me results in an error when trying to install.

I think git should be added to the makedepends array. (Otherwise I get an error while building in a clean chroot.)

Just added it, thanks.

I'm no expert on that note, but wayland-protocols may be missing from the depedencies, given the fact that it was added to the array of depedencies for the pre-compilied mako package later on.