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@3xploiton3 I think this happens because you have performed a faulty svn clone, and leaving an empty folder which makes svn fail. Can you try rebuild it by removing the folder /home/username/.cache/yay/ttf-mac-fonts/ttf-mac-fonts?

I can build the package with arch-nspawn.

error install:

==> WARNING: Using existing $srcdir/ tree
==> Starting pkgver()...
svn: E155007: '/home/username/.cache/yay/ttf-mac-fonts/src/ttf-mac-fonts' is not a working copy
==> Entering fakeroot environment...
==> Starting package()...
install: cannot stat 'gbk/*.ttf': No such file or directory
==> ERROR: A failure occurred in package().
    Aborting...
 -> error making: ttf-mac-fonts-exit status 4
 -> Failed to install the following packages. Manual intervention is required:
ttf-mac-fonts - exit status 4

@abdulhakeem I also ran into this issue, because I didn't have svn installed. I fixed it by removing ~/.cache/yay/ttf-mac-fonts after installing svn.

I get this error when trying to install with yay:

install: cannot stat 'gbk/*.ttf': No such file or directory

Package fails to install

@Enzo et all, this package is not out of date, it installs the latest version available upstream. In fact it's setup to check whatever than version is and update itself at build time if there are any changes. I just checked and it is fully up to date and installs what it says it does.

Didn't know they had a package on here already. Thanks.

@Feakster That script is a whole lot of hoopla for less than nothing. Those other fonts don't belong in this package since they come from different sources, are versioned and released on a different cycle, and don't even have the same license. If you want them, install them from their respective packages: otf-new-york and otf-san-francisco-pro.

@caleb, the New York & San Francisco fonts can be obtained from https://developer.apple.com/design/downloads. I don't believe any login is required. I was going to adapt the script (below) into a new PKGBUILD, but you're more than welcome to cannibalise it for yours if you wish:

# Set Variables
DOWNDIR="$HOME/Downloads/mac-fonts"
FONTDIR="$HOME/.fonts/apple"
URL=https://developer.apple.com/design/downloads
FONTS="SF-Font-Compact SF-Font-Pro SF-Mono NY-Font"
declare -a PKGS=("San Francisco Compact" "San Francisco Pro" "SF Mono Fonts" "NY Fonts")

# available() function
available () {
  command -v "$1" >/dev/null 2>&1
}

# If wget not installed
echo 'Checking dependencies ...'
if ! available wget
then
  echo 'Error: wget is not installed.' >&2
  echo 'run sudo pacman -S wget'
  exit 1
fi

# If 7zip not installed
if ! available 7z
then
    echo 'Error: p7zip is not installed.' >&2
    echo 'run sudo pacman -S p7zip'
    exit 1
fi

# Download & unarchive macOS NY & SF fonts
echo 'Downloading and unarchiving dmg files ...'
mkdir -p "$DOWNDIR"
cd "$DOWNDIR"
for FONT in $FONTS
do
    wget -nc -nv --show-progress $URL/$FONT.dmg
    7z -y e $FONT.dmg >/dev/null 2>&1
    rm -rf $FONT.dmg "[HFS+ Private Data]"
done

# Extracting pkg archives
echo 'Extracting fonts ...'
for PKG in "${PKGS[@]}"
do
    #PKG=$(echo $PKG | tr "_" " ")
    echo -e "\t$PKG.pkg"
    7z -y x "$PKG.pkg" >/dev/null 2>&1
    CRUD=$(echo $PKG | tr -d " ")
    7z -y x Payload\~ >/dev/null 2>&1
    mv Library/Fonts ./
    mv Fonts "$PKG"
    rm -rf "$PKG.pkg" $CRUD Payload\~ Library
done

# Install Fonts
echo "Installing fonts ..."
mkdir -p "$FONTDIR"
for PKG in "${PKGS[@]}"
do
    DIR=$(echo $PKG | tr -d " ")
    mv "$PKG" "$FONTDIR/$DIR"
done

# Tidy up
cd
rm -rf "$DOWNDIR"

# Reload Font Cache
fc-cache

Same issue than @roachsinai

When I consult the remote package version I get "20100901.134", but when I consult the local version of the package I get only one point ".". I hope you solve that soon to be able to control the local versions. Thanks in advance.