This bug was caused by me not thinking when passing flags to aurInstall.
Currently a bunch of functions take an array of flags but we don't really
use them any more after the argument parsing update. These should be
refactored out eventually but I'm holding off until I'm more sure about
how these functions should look.
Argument parsing now works mostly as expected for repo packages.
AUR packages are a little tricky becauce makepkg cant handle args such
as '--dbpath'.
Also out alpm handle does not read the commandline options so any
arguments relient on alpm will be ignored.
For now though it seems yay has gained back the functionality it once
had. While also having improved argument handling which should also be
expandable and make it easier to handle anything new that might have
been missed.
This reimplemens all operations yay previously supported:
'-S' 'Syu' 'Si' ect.
Currently the argument objects are not fully implemented with the code.
Theres alot of funky conversion from
argument object -> pkg, flags -> argument object
This is to just get back to the functionally we had before (almost).
I have not looked into it yet but alot of the time pacman flags get
passed to makepkg. this cases an error for most commands now because the
new system Passes all flags:
`yay -Syu` -> flags = '-S' '-y' '-u'
while the old system would have done:
`yay -Syu` -> op = '-Suy', flags = ''
So extra flags are no longer passed at all currently.
This means:
'yay -S aic94xx-firmware --noconfirm -b /tmp/pacutilesu2q6hw/tmp-pacman -d'
will no longer error and 'aic94xx-firmware' will be installed but the
database path change will not apply and the dep checking will not be
skipped.
passToPacman now takes and argParser as a paramater. And is implemented
for the simple cases in cmd.go. Although passToPacman is now left non
working in places which still try to usr the old call format and will
need to be reimplemented.
