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There are a few questions I want to come up with in terms of the PKGBUILD reviewing process:
This will be the default behavior, although it will appear on every PKGBUILD or only the explicitly specified packages? Dependencies are shown by default or prompt?
I also propose the usage of ranger as an optional dependency for pretty reviewing and fallback to less
if ranger is not present.
ranger view example:
less view example:
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Sure, but we should still force the user to actually see the PKGBUILD by default. I think we should open the PKGBUILD in $EDITOR and then have a prompt asking if the user whishes to review the rest of the files. This would default to no, and when selected would run xdg-open /path/to/review/stuff.
Sure, but we should still force the user to actually see the PKGBUILD by default. I think we should open the PKGBUILD in $EDITOR and then have a prompt asking if the user whishes to review the rest of the files. This would default to no, and when selected would run xdg-open /path/to/review/stuff.
There are a few questions I want to come up with in terms of the PKGBUILD reviewing process:
I also propose the usage of
ranger
as an optional dependency for pretty reviewing and fallback toless
if
ranger
is not present.ranger
view example:less
view example:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: