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My bad. Sorry for that.

Creating the package fails because the source .jar file is downloaded to masterpassword-gui-2.7.10.jar, but the PKGBUILD expects masterpassword-gui.jar.

Either the source entry should be changed to:

"$pkgname.jar::<https://ssl.masterpasswordapp.com/>$pkgname-$pkgver.jar"

or the rest of the PKGBUILD should be changed for the new name:

noextract=("${pkgname}-${pkgver}.jar")

package() {
  install -d "${pkgdir}/usr/share/java/${pkgname}"
  install -m644 ${pkgname}-${pkgver}.jar "${pkgdir}/usr/share/java/${pkgname}/${pkgname}.jar"

Hm... no. I re-ran makepkg -g and it generated the same SHA1 checksums. I guess you had a old masterpassword-gui.jar cached locally. I changed the source package to a versioned URL. Just retry.

The sha1sum for the .jar file needs updating.

Fixed, thank you!

The .desktop file should point to /usr/bin/masterpassword-gui instead if /usr/bin/masterpassword

I set SKIP for the main source as arcanis suggested, so if the source is updated you only need to reinstall the package to get the newest version. Should the package have another name to reflect that behaviour, as other packages end with "-git" to show that they just pull the recent version of a repository?

same error here. Probably you want set SKIP for main source (since seems it does not have any versioning)

This is caused by the fact that the URL used always links to the most recent version, as (to my knowledge) there is no persitent link to certain "versions" - there are not even versions, hence I chose to name it version 0.0. So as soon as a new version is uploaded to that location, the MD5 will be wrong and I have to change it again. But thanks for reporting about a new version, I changed the MD5 :)

masterpassword-gui.jar MD5 is wrong