The existing message was a bit confusing and made me think that the AUR package
had an update pending which Yay refused to do. I realized instead that the package is
actually *flagged* out of date on the AUR.
I then realized there is a section in the README specifically about this confusion.
So, by prefixing the word "Flagged" I think the slight confusion can be eliminated, and the
README section possibly removed.
At least for me it was not very intuitive what I have to do here. Maybe because I overread "not" and also because I liked to upgrade all packages. That was not explained ether, so I didn't consider to just press enter. This hopefully makes it a little bit more understandable.
As mentioned it is possible for stuff to clash in cache if you were to
-G a package from the repos, then -S an AUR package by the same name. To
avoid that give abs cloning its own directory.
It is still possible for a clash to occur if there was a package named
abs. However currently there is not.
Idealy the aur cloning would also get it's own subdir, but that will
invalidate everyone's cache so leaving it for a time with more breaking
changes.
This is also under its own config option so that AURDEST does not
interfere with it.
As raised in #994, diff display was not proper when interrupting during
download or diff review.
This commit introduce:
- Add a ref in the git tree named "YAY_DIFF_REVIEW" which is set to the last
diff reviewed by the user.
- Change the function displaying diff to user to make proper use of this
new ref. If the ref does not exist in the git tree, it will display the
diff from origin to HEAD@{upstream}.
- Add a function updating the YAY_DIFF_REVIEW after it has been reviewed
by user. It uses the `toDiff` list in the `install` function.
- Add utils function related to handling this change in download.go.
This change only consider diff reviewed to update the YAY_DIFF_REVIEW ref.
If a user does not enable review, the ref will not be updated and the
user will be prompted for review when he enables diff review.
Signed-off-by: Loic Reyreaud <reyreaud.loic@gmail.com>
