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Heads up: depends=(... webkit2gtk) references a package no longer in Arch's official repos (onlywebkit2gtk-4.1 and webkitgtk-6.0 remain there), so dependency resolution fails before the build even starts — package is currently uninstallable via yay/makepkg for anyone on current Arch.

/usr/share/speedifyui/speedify_ui already picks speedify_ui_webkit60 when libwebkitgtk-6.0 is present,so changing the depends line to webkitgtk-6.0 fixes it with no other changes needed.

I added 256 for the amd64 arch.

Thanks for the link for the GH actions, mine was a complete mess (I manually managed the socket to the ssh agent on an alpine image to be able to publish to the aur git :/, your approach is simpler).

Ah! silly me typed sha256. I meant sha512 :) Thanks for taking care of it so quickly.

Btw, you can run GitHub actions on container.

As an example you can take a look at my GitHub action workflow for maintaining AUR packages

I added sha512 to this package ... you also want sha256 ? I'm using github actions to generate the PKGBUILD everyday (if an update is found) ... so updpkgsums doesn't exists in their environment :/ I use a manual script to generate the file.

For speedify and speedifyui, can we use sha256sums instead of md5sums?

If we agree, I can take care of the updates.

PS. We can use updpkgsums to update the checksums in PKGBUILD.

@loupzeur awesome! thanks for co-maintainer status.

Hello, I adopted the package, Thanks

I have a script that check if there is an update every morning at 8'00am, so as long as my server run, the PKGBUILD should be updated.

@marsoft disowned speedify.

Login using your AUR credential. At right side bar on speedify package page, Adopt Package.

Looks like @loupzeur spawned a speedify-bin cloning yours. I will reach out to him for ownership and merging his package onto this.

Thanks @marsoft. No worries at all :)