Hi Yash, Glad you got it solved. I'd like to share some information on this issue for the future, however: If a package has been deleted, it should still be contained in the AUR git repository. In this case, one can clone the repository in question, make a bump revision to the PKGBUILD and push it to the AUR. Doing this will recreate the package: AUR's git hook for pushes will take care of creating the relevant database records. Regards, Kevin On Sat, Sep 04, 2021 at 02:43:52PM +0000, Yash Karandikar via aur-general wrote:

Nevermind, it appears that this package has been moved into the community repository. Yash Karandikar d5c4 1cbc 071b 41b3 f235 da13 f01e 92cd 2390 f369

Sep 4, 2021 9:37:50 AM Yash Karandikar <nerdstep710@gmail.com>:

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Hi all,

Recently the AUR package magic-wormhole was deleted by its maintainer.

Because of this, I want to now go ahead and maintain it myself.

Is there some procedure to reviving deleted AUR packages? I know there was something about how the git repo isn't truly deleted.

Thanks, Yash Yash Karandikar d5c4 1cbc 071b 41b3 f235 da13 f01e 92cd 2390 f369

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