On 21/05/29 10:18PM, Eli Schwartz wrote:
On 5/29/21 3:18 AM, Pasha Finkelshteyn wrote:
I don't know if it's compatible with AUR/Arch policies, but what can sto us from writing python-selenium script, which will find actual download URL and will check its checksum and if it's differrent — will update everything needed?
There are AUR packages that do this sort of thing using overridden DLAGENTS=() rather than the standard curl one in makepkg.conf; some use complicated referer magic, some need to answer form input before getting the download url, some do scripted interactions using lynx. A selenium driven download shouldn't be a problem.
The problem here is that the current download url is trivially downloaded with curl/wget, but it's not versioned. It's basically https://url.com/files/vuescan.rpm
That being said, I suppose a custom dlagent could be used to first check the downloads page, check if the right version is listed, and refuse to download if the wrong version (and thus the wrong checksums) is listed as available.
-- Eli Schwartz Bug Wrangler and Trusted User
Oh, those "6497" is not a version number, having complicated strict will not help in any way. What may actually help is just a simple script, that will perform `makepkg -g` and update the PKGBUILD if necessary. Then, if the file is actual valid rpm channges may be automatically commited and maybe even pushed. -- Regards, Pasha Big Data Tools @ JetBrains