Releases: Jguer/yay
Releases · Jguer/yay
v9.3.2
Changelog
- Change depsolver to not use a preallocated slice to get make only deps. Fixes weird crashes when cleaning make dependencies
- Makefile improvements
- Use BuildDir instead of cacheHome to store ABS PKGBUILDS with -G
- Remove #788 group-transactions as second order deps with
--nobatchinstall
were being wrongly detected, feature was also added without a manpage entry, may come back once issues are solved.
v9.3.1
v9.2.1
v9.2.0
Changelog
- Support -Sl
- Add support for building using docker
- Add support for multiarch builds
- Typo fixes
- Code readability improvements
- Code quality improvements
aarch64 builds have been included for this release but are untested. If nothing goes wrong they will be included in every release from now on.
v9.1.0
v9.0.1
v9.0.0
Changelog
- Transition to semantic versioning
- Transition to go modules
- Print errors in stderr
- Hide provider menu when checking for the existence of a package in
the repos - Improved depSolver
- Inner conflicts no longer abort installs
--noprovides
hides yay's provider menu
v8.1173.0
v8.1157.0
Changelog
- Fix #736 (Cache VCS repositories only)
- Fix #730 (yay tries to install packages as dependencies that are already satisfied)
- Typo fixes
- Fix provider menu showing when it shouldn't
- Fix dangling src/ directory
- Rename afterclean to cleanafter
- --cleanafter or --nocleanafter are the new accepted flags
Notes
Starting next version, yay will transition to full semantic versioning and drop git count versioning for simplicity and for go mod
. So next version should be 9.0.0 or (8.1159.0 cough cough cough)
v8.1139
Changelog
-Qu
now respects--quiet or -q
- Update fish completions
- Accept
--assume-installed
as a pacman flag - Touch up makefile
- Touch up manpages
- Fix bugs related with siglevel
- Fix build when go module is enabled
- Pacman config is now read faster using
github.com/morganamilo/go-pacmanconf
Mostly a maintenance release, the new config reader should be the biggest addition but shouldn't detract from the stability of the release.