AUR : pamac issue
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when i put /usr/bin/checkupdates; pamac checkupdates -aq
it says that i need pamac-contrib to use the script 'checkupdates'
but ihave it already... :-(
i tried /usr/bin/checkupdates ; pamac checkupdates -aq and /usr/bin/checkupdates && pamac checkupdates -aq
nothing happened
sorry i'm a newbie ;-)
euh..that's what i did ??
and when i only put pamac checkupdates -aq, it says no such a file or directory...
on check command...update command is ok..
Does pamac checkupdates -aq
works in a terminal ?
yep
Ok. Should work then. Something's wrong somewhere ;)
Plz attach screenshots of your extension setup and error messages. Maybe I'd spot something ...
how do i have to write it ?
/usr/bin/checkupdates; pamac checkupdates -aq or
/usr/bin/checkupdates ; pamac checkupdates -aq or
/usr/bin/checkupdates && pamac checkupdates -aq ?
According to the person who contributed to the wiki pamac checkupdates -aq
is enough
Maybe try this : /usr/bin/pamac checkupdates -aq
( You can check in a terminal with whereis pamac
if /usr/bin/pamac
is right )
yeah it's working ;-) but...when i do a sudo pacman -Syu in the term, i've 3 updates this morning
with pamac only 2...a repo issue ?
Thks a lot for your time !
Probably an AUR update. pamac looks for both official and aur. Pacman checks only official.
it's the opposite that's why i ask ;-)
sudo pacman -Syu 3 updates
/usr/bin/pamac checkupdates -aq and /usr/bin/checkupdates, 2 updates
Oh ... maybe a repo refresh difference.
pacman -Syyu
will force refresh, while pacman -Syu
may not.
The script checkupdates will not force if run too often (calls pacman with one 'y' option).
There may be a similar option with pamac ....
i've got 3 now !
yes probably a refresh or an update from a repo...
Again thks a lot!