* feat(yay): add boolean flags
This feature now allows users to specify --<option>=<bool value> instead
of using --<option> and --no<option>. Specifying nothing results in the
boolean value being true. The flags prefixed with `no` are deprecated.
* chore(args): Print warning when using deprecated flags
* chore(yay): Update man page for deprecated options and add examples of
boolean flags being used
* rework relationship between runtime and cfg
* separate runtime from cfg
* simplify instantiation logic
* move installer to appropriate package
* move operator to sync package
* add tests for srcinfo service
* consolidate srcinfo service in sync
* add logger to srcinfo
* add logger to preparer
* remove unused text functions
* remove remaining text.* from srcinfo
* remove global logger parts
* remove global org method exports
* remove global logger
* move text->input
* add rule to prevent fmt.Print
* update golangci go version
* remove outdated FAQs
* remove outdated FAQs
* extract runtime building from cfg
* respect AURRPCURL
* use -Syu if there are no targets, allows to pass extra options
* one more step towards removing runtime from cfg
* make config into parameter
* test(new engine): local install test
* test(keys): fix test keys
* complete integration test for local install
* add simple mising mechanism
* fix(alpm): fix callback text
* feat(yay): Add mixed search result
* remove old result structs
* add option for controlling query builder
* only set query builder after parsing args
* add parser args
* update manpage
* write test for results
* write test for results
* mixed source test
* only sort 1 time with every mode
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>
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
