Arch Linux User Repository

Alright, y'all. had to go make a wsl2 arch image. but I think it's all working now :) I'll give it about 24-48 hours to see if my cron job picks it up.

Thanks, @duerrwlu for the tip. I'm also mainly pulling the version from a script, so I need to string replace the "-" into a "."

I've done an intermediate fix for now. But my usual arch machine is a bit messed up at the moment. so hopefully this fix works while I go find a way to get a working arch machine again.

If it helps: I've found an easy way to include the new version system (current pkg version at the time of writing was "2021.07.0.283"):
simply replace any exact occurrence (of the two) "${pkgver}" with "${pkgver/./-}" and it should just work, given the latest checksum of course. Meaning a simple "sed -i 's|${pkgver}|${pkgver/./-}|' PKGBUILD" should already do the trick. ;)

Why even do this one might naively ask? Hyphens (-) aren't allowed in version numbers and the pkgrel can only be a digit.

Edit: earlier the new names included 'daily'. I've edited it out again as that's no longer true.

Hey folks: They changed the numbering convention from semantic numbering to date. so It'll take me about a week before I have access to the computer to keep this repo up to date.

Hi everyone. Sorry for the pretty sporatic updates to this repo, there are some days the repo doesn't actually have an update, and I'm not always doing analysis work for my dissertation / on my arch machine.

Having said that. I've set up a spare raspberry pi with an ARM version of Arch on it and set up my update script to run on a CRON job. It seems to be working so hopefully the package should not be out of date for more than a day.

@chendaniely thanks! It works now! Sorry for plain error reporting, I was in a bit of hurry. Also, I experienced the same issue as @nicomic and solved it the same way as him. That issue came somewhere during early August, since I installed Manjaro then and this package worked, but few days later, on another PC something broke so only regular version of rdesktop worked. I hope this info will help you, and thanks for the package! :D

EDIT: might have also something to do with differences between systems? First one mentioned is Intel-based and second one is AMD-based.

@alarg: thanks for the update, seems like something went wrong with the script I just make to help with keeping the package updated. I must've missed the error when I updated on my end. Should be fixed now?

@nicomic: I actually just formatted my machine and have a fresh Manjaro installation (coming form Antergos) and did not see an issue with dependencies wrt a postgres library. I'll look into it a bit more. I know RStudio has some database features built-in, but I'm not sure if they're required on a plain install. My initial thought would be that it would only be required when you load up one of the database libraries, but it's strange that it's asking for this during the installation.

Got an error while building the newest package:

==> Validating source_x86_64 files with sha256sums... rstudio-1.4.781-amd64.deb ... FAILED ==> ERROR: One or more files did not pass the validity check! Failed to build rstudio-desktop-daily-bin