Akshara loops when bpkg isn't available (likely not related to being bpkg specifically)
Under the assumption that
bpkg
was available as an Arch package, I tried to put it in the packages
section. When running Akshara, it seemed to loop for a bit before exiting.
(I understand that bpkg
isn't available as a package after looking at its docs more, but I don't think this loop is the intended behavior.
Additionally, to not waste time and bandwidth for other stuff to run before getting to packages
/aur-packages
and finding that a package doesn't exist, at the start there should be a check to see if all the packages exist before starting installation.
Attached is the output of akshara.3 Replies
I haven't had this occur with any other unavailable packages, so I'm not sure what's going on here.
I don’t have bpkg and it works fine
It’s not an arch package
It’s not packaged anywhere
It’s only available as a tar.gz from gitlab
yeah, i got that after reading the docs, as i mentioned. but akshara trying to install it over and over 31 times doesn't seem right... i'm not sure why it only happened that time, though
i found the code responsible for this behavior:
not sure why it was coded like this, gonna need @Rudra to weigh in here
i'm not sure why it only happened that time, thoughmy best guess is that i'm just dumb and didn't see it looping 31 times previously