Releases: Jguer/yay
v10.0.1
Features
- New locales
eu
(@r3v1)pt_BR
(@agendator , @guiananias , @lucasjome )pl_PL
( @Althorion )ru_RU
(@dvdesolve)es
(@MarioJim)
- Enable PIE and trimpath by default for binary distribution
Fixes
v10.0.0
10.0.0 (2020-06-13)
Features
- Added translation base work
- Added
pt
translation - Added
zh_CN
translation (thank you @Hill-98 ) - Added
fr_FR
translation (thank you @benjaminvialle ) - Install *-debug packages if built by makepkg (thank you @Ferdi265 )
Bug Fixes
- Fix AUR package completions (use
yay -Pcc
to force cache refresh if issue persists) - Change default proxy to
https://gocenter.io,direct
, should work better for chinese users
Maintainability
- Refactored CI to tag and release separately
v9.4.7
v9.4.6
v9.4.5
v9.4.4
Changelog
v9.4.3
Changelog
fix: add auto-tag
Merge pull request #1147 from msAlcantara/master
Add error handler on saveConfig
Add error handler on saveConfig
Merge pull request #1136 from Jguer/1135-fixCachedABS
Fix cached abs not getting the latest version
fix #1135: pull and fast forward abs instead of just fetching latest head
update module dependencies
Merge pull request #1115 from Morganamilo/ignoreignore
Hide warnings for ignored packages
Merge pull request #1102 from Jguer/fix-completions
Update completions for zsh and bash to pacman 5.2
Hide warnings for ignored packages
Merge pull request #1111 from Morganamilo/notar
Remove tar support
Remove tar support
tar is slower and harder to diff. I doubt any one still uses it intentially.
There's a chance some people have not cleared their cache in two years
and still have tar based packages around. But forcing them to clear
their cache is not a big deal at all.
Updated zsh and bash completions to pacman 5.2 and yay 9.4.*
Removes tar completions
Removes --owns from bash/zsh
Bash now prints repo pkgs if no letter is entered and AUR and repo if
there's a letter
Merge pull request #1107 from Morganamilo/igorediffret
Ignore errors while diffing
Ignore errors while diffing
std{out,err} all passed to the call so errors should print just as
before, the only difference is now yay will not abort after an error
occurs. We always provide a confirmation dialog after viewing diffs so
this should be safe.
Merge pull request #1106 from Morganamilo/fixfish
Remove -F in fish completion
Remove -F in fish completion
This flag is only in fish-git, making it broken for most people.
Merge pull request #1100 from akiirui/fish-patch-2
completions/fish: refine from pacman 5.2.0 and yay 9.4.2
Merge pull request #1101 from Morganamilo/#942
Add SudoBin and SudoFlags
Add SudoBin and SudoFlags
completions/fish: refine from pacman 5.2.0 and yay 9.4.2
fixed some completions for bash and zsh. Closer to pacman 5.2
Merge pull request #1088 from akiirui/fish-completions-patch
completions/fish: update for pacman 5.2
completions/fish: update for pacman 5.2 -F
: Remove -s --search
Remove -o --owns
Add -x --regex
-S -U
: Remove --force
Add --overwrite
and another fix: -Qo
remove -f
in complete -U
add .zst
zstd completion
v9.4.2
Terms and conditions of v9.4.0 still apply
I use manjaro and this doesn't work!
Manjaro packages pacman separately, therefore you're still in an old version. Manjaro also packages yay so all you have to do is wait and ignore this update for now
I use ARM and this doesn't work
Archlinux ARM hasn't updated to pacman 5.2 yet, yay v9.3.3 will serve you well until then. I'll package a new release with ARM binaries as soon as it becomes available.
Changelog
- Fix issue where --absdir was not respect
- ABS dirs are copied instead of symlinked as in yay pre9.3
v9.4.0
This release requires pacman>=5.2
Check if you're automatically upgrading #1084
Changelog
- Further uncoupling of modules
- Diffs are done from the last reviewd commit (git ref AUR_SEEN)
- --searchby can be used to search for packages using a specific field
- --batchinstall is back
- --absdir can be used to set ABS package directory
- $AURDEST can be used to set AUR package build directory
bin packages will be provided for armv7h
and aarch64
once pacman 5.2
reaches core in those platforms.