Also bumps Flutter 3.47.3, flutter_secure_storage 11.1.0, idb_shim 2.9.9,
mcp 2.2.0 and ruff 0.16.7 so the freshness gate lets this through.
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Routine follow-up to the per-commit version bump: the clean vX.Y.Z tag moved,
so the template's pkgver follows. sha256sums stays 'SKIP' -- the tarball for a
tag contains this file, so the real hash can only be filled in by updpkgsums in
the AUR checkout after the tag exists.
Note this line is inherently a lagging indicator: publishing runs updpkgsums
against whatever tag is newest at that moment, so the AUR may be a release
ahead of what is written here. ~/utils/aur-publish/publish.sh resolves the tag
itself and does not read this value.
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The AUR does not review uploads, but packages that violate the rules "may be
deleted without warning", so these were audited against the submission
guidelines rather than assumed compliant.
- pkgdesc now says what the app actually does, in terms a stranger can judge.
"Usefulness" is the one rule these packages are genuinely exposed to, and
the old wording led with the implementation detail.
- optdepends lists every browser the wrapper actually probes for. It searched
Thorium and Brave but only advertised Chrome and Chromium; all four names
were checked to resolve in the official repos or the AUR.
Verified compliant on the rules that can be checked mechanically: not in an
official repo, name free in the AUR, x86_64 declared, no replaces= (the AUR
reserves it for renames), Maintainer line present, license installed. The
conflicts=('todo') on todo-flutter is justified, not defensive: AUR 'todo'
2.4-1 installs its own /usr/bin/todo, confirmed by reading its PKGBUILD.
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The template previously carried the real hash of the current tag's tarball.
That tarball contains this very file, so the hash is stale the moment the next
tag is cut -- and a stale 64-hex string looks complete enough that someone
copying the template to the AUR checkout could skip updpkgsums and then debug a
checksum mismatch instead of the actual step they missed. 'SKIP' is
unmistakably a placeholder. The AUR checkouts under ~/aur keep the real hashes.
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app/install_arch.sh generates a PKGBUILD into a mktemp dir with no source=() and
a package() that copies from hardcoded absolute paths under /home/kuhy. That
only ever works on one machine, so it cannot be published. This PKGBUILD builds
from the GitHub release tarball (v1.0.1) instead, and fixes what AUR review
would reject: license=('MIT') with the text actually installed to
/usr/share/licenses, real depends (glibc/bash/hicolor-icon-theme, found by
namcap), and the desktop entry plus icons installed into the package rather than
into ~/.local/share after the fact.
The app lives in app/ while LICENSE is at the repo root, so build()/package()
cd into the subdir and install the license from an absolute $srcdir path.
v1.0.0 was already taken by an older commit predating the LICENSE, hence v1.0.1.
The README documents the tagging hazard: this clone carries grafted upstream
Flutter SDK tags that must never be pushed with `git push --tags`.
install_arch.sh keeps its working-tree dev loop and is deliberately not wired to
this file. Verified: makepkg -Cf from a clean dir with only packaged Flutter on
PATH, namcap clean, pacman -U, and `diet-guard-app` serving on port 8732.
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