This should provide seemless updating of the AUR package, which means, the AUR package will overtake the source package in usability as it should be as simple as install and update without any additional steps, why am I telling you this, because I wanted to say "I told you so" when you told me to give up packaging onedev :)
Note: this PR is untested and may not even work
Robin Shen commented 1 year ago
Great to see you've made progresses.
Robin Shen commented 1 year ago
BTW I am working on high availability currently.
Unknown commented 1 year ago
Unfortunately, it the PR can be discarded.
I am getting pretty fed up of pacman doing stuff for no reason other than to annoy tf out of me!
Unknown commented 1 year ago
time to look for yet another alternative... the aur package works fine but I want to make it even better, and thats what I have been doing for 2 weeks...
Unknown commented 1 year ago
BTW I am working on high availability currently.
What do you mean by high availability? multiple onedev instances (redundancy)?
Hello,
How is onedev development going, haven't been around for a while. Still want to implement issue #972 when I get a chance though.
By the way, 2 months later and I am currently testing this: https://onedev.polarian.dev/polarrepo/onedev-bin/~pulls/12
This should provide seemless updating of the AUR package, which means, the AUR package will overtake the source package in usability as it should be as simple as install and update without any additional steps, why am I telling you this, because I wanted to say "I told you so" when you told me to give up packaging onedev :)
Note: this PR is untested and may not even work