6.2.0 Picton #1344
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Pacstall v6.2.0 Picton
This update is a quality of life update focusing on important bug fixes and adding requested features. Users can update from Pacstall 4.0.0 or higher with
pacstall -U pacstall:master, or reinstall using the deb file. The prebuilt deb is also available from the Chaotic PPR, usingsudo apt install pacstall.Developers, Developers, Developers...
Features
-Lu/--list-upgradescommand by @oklopfer (feat(upgrade.sh): add list only option #1312)-M/--markcommand + allow local installs to be picked up by upgrade by @oklopfer (ref(*): allow local installs to be picked up by upgrade #1339)Bug Fixes
destto define extraction method whensourcedoesn't by @oklopfer (fix({fetch-sources,package}.sh): allowdestto define extr whensourcedoesn't #1333)Translations
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How to use the new features
PACSTALL_TMPDIRenvironment variableNormally, downloads, extractions, and builds are done in
/tmp/pacstall. However, certain packages may have very large download or build sizes, and on many devices, this results in a filled up/tmpand incomplete building.To work around this, users can now define the environment variable
PACSTALL_TMPDIRto serve in place of/tmpthroughout all processes. It should be defined without a trailing slash. IfPACSTALL_TMPDIRis not defined, it falls back to being/tmp.-Lu/--list-upgradescommandBefore this flag, if users wanted to check what packages are marked for upgrades, they would have to run
-Up, then cancel out the upgrade prompt. Now users can simply runpacstall -Luto list upgrades without upgrading.-M/--markcommandPreviously, if a package was installed locally from a pacscript rather than from a repo, it would not be able to be picked up for upgrades. This has now been aligned with APT, and will automatically search in available repos for a locally installed package and upgrade it if it exists. In place of the old behavior,
-Mallows you to mark packages to be held from upgrade. Its usage is as follows:Pacscript for this releases Deb
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