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@amoka can you please remove conflicts from PKGBUILD, because it has no conflicts with fira sans and both can be installed and used without any problem. I want to use both of these packages, but some of my packages depends on fira-sans and it can not be removed.

Should this package include a font config alias "Fira Sans"->"FiraGO" as it conflicts with the Fira Sans packages?

Is there a particular reason this doesn't build otf-fira-go as well? Here's a split PKGBUILD almost identical to the one for fira-sans in community:

pkgbase=fira-go
pkgname=(ttf-fira-go otf-fira-go)
pkgver=1.001
_commit=9882ba0851f88ab904dc237f250db1d45641f45d
pkgrel=1
epoch=1
pkgdesc="An independent open-source typeface: FiraGO"
arch=('any')
license=('custom:OFL')
url="https://github.com/bBoxType/FiraGO"
depends=('fontconfig' 'xorg-font-utils')
source=("$pkgbase-$_commit.tar.gz::$url/archive/$_commit.tar.gz")
sha512sums=('4872936bf5fe605ca82b0dc567f0ba55d3a6c422f5ff380c6f6f167384ad75538a0018a56fbb1c182d8ac71f710909c205850114e098902410a0a2d2e680b593')

function _package {
    cd FiraGO-$_commit/Fonts

    case "$1" in
        ttf-fira-go)
            pkgdesc="An independent open-source typeface: FiraGO (TrueType)"
            cd FiraGO_TTF_1001
            fonts=(*/*/FiraGO*.ttf)
            installdir=TTF;;
        otf-fira-go)
            pkgdesc="An independent open-source typeface: FiraGO (OpenType)"
            cd FiraGO_OTF_1001
            fonts=(*/*/FiraGO*.otf)
            installdir=TTF;;
    esac

    # Prepare destination directory
    install -dm755 "$pkgdir/usr/share/fonts/$installdir"

    # Install fonts
    for font in "${fonts[@]}"; do
        install -m644 "$font" "$pkgdir/usr/share/fonts/$installdir"
    done

    install -D -m644 ../../OFL.txt "$pkgdir/usr/share/licenses/$pkgname/OFL.txt"
}

for _pkgname in ${pkgname[@]}; do
    eval "function package_$_pkgname() { _package $_pkgname; }"
done

Should it really conflict with fira sans? On the website it says they created it so users can install both fonts.