Hello, I maintain the ungoogled-chromium packaging for Arch Linux as an officially supported platform. As a quick overview, ungoogled-chromium is a set of patches that aims to remove all dependencies on Google services from Chromium. Compiling Chromium is a quite resource and time intensive task, which is why I use both Open Build Service and GitHub Actions for offering binary releases. As the packing is Arch Linux specific, both build systems produce a package archive for pacman. A highly requested feature by users is to offer such a binary release in the AUR as it is more convenient for them compared to adding a custom repository for example. In the past there were already ungoogled-chromium-bin packages in the AUR, usually submitted by people not affiliated with the project and removed for some reason at some point in time. The most recent one would download a pacman package from an OBS repository and install it by extracting files manually. In the delete request removing this last package (#19142) it was stated that "the AUR is not intended to provide an index for PKGBUILDs that repackage the build package originally created by another PKGBUILD". While I understand that the AUR would want to avoid to just include repackaged entries like that, I am now wondering what the best way to offer a binary package in the AUR would be in my situation. Building Chromium separately into a non makepkg archive just for the AUR on GitHub Actions for example seems wasteful and would defeat the way package checksums are currently handled, as such making it harder for end users to quickly verify that the binary an AUR helper for example would download is legitimate. I tried looking for a rule that explicitly states the mentioned repackaging restrictions, but I was unable to find one. I have also found another AUR package which is normally available that repackages a pkg.tar.zst (codelite-bin). Thank your for taking the time to reading, I hope it will be possible to find a way to submit ungoogled-chromium-bin properly. Kind regards, networkException