The version in the provides needs to be updated. (I wonder if there is a way to make that based on $pkgver.)
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Package Details: upower-git UPOWER_0_9_20.18.g04faa0e-2
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| Package Base: | upower-git |
|---|---|
| Description: | UPower from GIT master branch |
| Upstream URL: | http://upower.freedesktop.org |
| Category: | system |
| Licenses: | |
| Submitter: | ifaigios |
| Maintainer: | ifaigios |
| Last Packager: | None |
| Votes: | 4 |
| First Submitted: | 2013-04-05 14:22 |
| Last Updated: | 2013-05-26 08:48 |
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Comment by garyvdm
Comment by garyvdm
Please change the pkgver function to use :
git describe --always | sed 's|UPOWER_||;s|[-_]|.|g'
This will output '0.99.0.3.gb9cff29-1' which is compairable to the version numbering used in the non git pkg.
Comment by ifaigios
Update for pacman-4.1
Comment by ifaigios
As of kdelibs-4.10.1 suspend/hibernate options in Kickoff have appeared again and KDE suspends and resumes the system successfully, when using this package.
Comment by ifaigios
As of 2013-02-12, pm-utils-related functionality was deprecated and disabled by default in upstream upower. The draft patch I used in this package to drop the pm-utils dependency is no longer needed and therefore not included anymore. So, this package now reflects upower from git master.
WARNING to KDE users: Using upower from git right now will cause the suspend/hibernate options in Kickoff menu to disappear due to an API change. KDESolid needs to be ported to use logind instead of upower to signal suspend/resume events. Until that happens, KDE users are advised to stay with upower-0.9.19 or use --enable-deprecated in upower>=0.9.20 (sonething that this package does not use)
Comment by ifaigios
- upower-git with patch to drop dependency to crappy pm-utils
- pm-powersave functionality dropped
- Relies only to kernel backend for suspend/hibernation
- System MUST booted with systemd for suspend/hibernate to work
- Tested and works AT LEAST ON MY SYSTEM. Use at your own risk.