This commit mostly focuses on merging the install() and upgradePkgs()
functions to be more integrated. Instead of both making their own aur
queries they now both combine theyre needes into one query. This gives
us a speed up and allows us to easily print orphands, misising and out
of date in one clean block.
This should not make any real difference as pkgnames and pkgvers
should not contain whitespace. But there was a problem where a packagepkg
connected two deps by quoting them.
depends=('make qt5-tools')
Because we split on spaces this caused yay to generate an error saying
it couldn't find 'make' when instead it should say it cant find
'make qt5tools' which was a little confusing.
This commit should fix the misleading error.
this is a quick fix for now so it can be pushed out for the next
release. -G really should get the fancy split package printing that -S
now has `libc++ (libc++ libc++abi)`.
Renable conflict checking, was disabled for testing, forgot to reenable
Use pacman --ask to remove conflicting packages, dont do it directly.
Say what each package conflicts with
Check for conflicts before aking for clean build
Reverse conflict are still not checked
Currently sudoloop is run in parallel with the rest of the code this
causes the first sudo prompt to ask for a password while the code
continues running.
Instead hang on the first sudo, giving the chance for the user to enter
a password then continue the loop in the background.
Split packages are now grouped together when printing displaying the
package base and the packages inside of the base to beinstalled. If only
one packge is to be installed from a base and the package name matches
the base name print normally
Only build and install once per package base
Only ask questions once per package base for editing pkgbuils and clean
build
Install all deps for aur packages after the user confirms they want to
continue installing. This takes most of the load off of makepkg -s but
the -s is still left in for some edge cases with split packages.
When installing a package might be a dependancy for something and a make
dependancy for something else. This means when prompted to remove make
dependencies yay might also try to remove a package that is actually
needed causing a pacman error.
Adding the -u option will cause pacman to skip needed packages and give
a nice warning as it does so. It does not fix the root issue but works
for now.
