publish to aur

Jul 15, 2023#aur #linux #arch71

AI-generated summary

The document emphasizes the importance of adhering to Arch package guidelines, particularly regarding package naming, which must be in lowercase. It instructs users to follow the AUR submission guidelines for authority. To create a repository, users should clone it using a specific Git command and address any warnings about invalid repository names by referring back to the guidelines. Finally, it outlines the steps to publish the package, including generating a `.SRCINFO` file, adding necessary files to Git, committing changes, and pushing to the repository.

Preface#

It's a very terrible exprience caused by unknown of the rules of Arch package guidelines!

Caution#

package_naming should be lowercase format!

Authority#

As before the beginning, you shoud follow this wiki for your authority!
AUR_submission_guidelines

Create repo#

git -c init.defaultbranch=master clone ssh://[email protected]/$YourPackageName.git

If there is warnning that git-upload-pack: invalid repository name , you should go back to AUR_submission_guidelines!

Publish#

makepkg --printsrcinfo > .SRCINFO
git add PKGBUILD .SRCINFO
git commit -m $UsefulCommitMessage
git push