Yep, that patch got garbled something fierce. Thunderbird is to blame. I tried git send-email, but it was too complicated, so I'm just sending the patch as an attachment. Nothing should get garbled this time. On 2016-01-11 00:32, Eric Toombs wrote:
That's a pretty good improvement, but there is also a long delay while pacman calculates dependencies for large upgrades. You might say that could be avoided by upgrading more frequently, but it is my style and the style of many others to opt for large monthly upgrades over small weekly or daily upgrades. I'll try formatting the patch again with git send-email.
On 2015-12-14 12:12, Andrew Gregory wrote:
This switch rings the terminal bell when user input is required. Obviously, it has no effect if --noconfirm is also passed. --- If your only interest in this is to get a notification when downloads are done because you have a slow connection, wouldn't a small wrapper
On 11/19/15 at 07:09am, Eric Toombs wrote: script accomplish the same goal?
pacman -Sy && printf "\a" && pacman -Su
This patch also appears to have some mangled whitespace. Please use `git send-email` to submit patches.
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