This allows architecture to be multivalued. On x86-64 machines, this
could be something like:
Architecture = x86-64-v3 x86-64
We use the first specified Architecture value in mirrorlist $arch
variable replacement, as this is backwards-compatible and sane.
More info:
https://git.archlinux.org/pacman.git/commit/?id=3179db108a83104d9de6d1d607f55f8118e92160
Signed-off-by: x1b6e6 <ftdabcde@gmail.com>
```
135 #: print.go:281
136 msgid "Check Deps"
```
_Dependencies that make checking_, _Currently checking dependencies_ or _The process of checking dependencies_?
```
299 #: print.go:298
300 msgid "Package Base ID"
301 msgstr "Pakete Base IDa"
302
303 #: print.go:299
304 msgid "Package Base"
305 msgstr "Pakete Base-a"
```
Is _Package Base_ a proper noun or simpli _The base of the package_?
```
363 #: print.go:300
364 msgid "Snapshot URL"
365 msgstr "Snapshot-aren URLa"
```
What does mean Snapshot here? Is it an "image" of the repo or package, meaning that maintains that version?
makepkg expects pacman-alikes to return 127 (missing dependency)
when called with -T as argument. yay does not behave like this since
it overwrite the return value with 1 in every case.
This commit will test for ExitCode errors and return the called
applications error code instead of 1, when possible. This gets yay
closer to be used as pacman alternative for makepkg with
```
PACMAN=yay makepkg -s
```
fixes Jguer/yay#1455
This fixes#1283.
yay --query --upgrades [--explicit|--deps] will not return same packages pacman
does extended with AUR packages.
yay --show --numberupgrades [--explicit|--deps] will also work.
