aur-packages

Arch Linux / CachyOS packaging recipes maintained by Yang (shareur@imyang.me) in shareur/aur-packages.

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Contents

• What this repository is
• Packages
• Requirements
• Install
• Maintain and validate
• Continuous integration
• Repository layout
• Contributing, security, and license
• Support
• Future AUR publication

What this repository is

This repository contains Arch Linux and CachyOS packaging recipes, shared helper scripts, and documentation. It is a packaging project, not a fork of the packaged applications.

• It hosts recipes and documentation only. It does not host DEBs, built packages, or downloaded sources.
• Upstream applications keep their own licenses and their own issue trackers. Report application bugs upstream; report recipe problems here.
• Repository-authored recipes, scripts, and documentation are licensed under MIT. Third-party applications and bundled components keep their own licenses.
• GitHub master is the source of truth. AUR publication is currently disabled; see Future AUR publication.

Packages

Package	Version	What it is	CI
115life-desktop-bin	37.3.2-3	115 Life desktop client (binary release)	build, install/remove, Xvfb window
115life-browser-bin	36.0.1-1	115 browser, Chromium based (binary release)	build, install/remove, version
rustdesk-unattended-wayland	1.5.1-1	RustDesk client for unattended access on Wayland (binary release)	build, install/remove, version
chatgpt-bin	26.1029.61003-1	OpenAI ChatGPT desktop app (binary release)	build, install/remove, version
fcitx5-windinput-git	0.130.1.r41.gc70da4c-1	WindInput (清风输入法) Fcitx5 input method, built from source	build, install/remove

Each package has its own guide with dependencies, limitations, and verification status. Historical test notes are in each package VALIDATION.md. CI results are on the Actions page.

Requirements

• Arch Linux or CachyOS, x86_64.
• base-devel (includes makepkg), namcap, desktop-file-utils, and shellcheck for validation.
• Source-built packages need their declared build dependencies; makepkg --syncdeps resolves them.

Install

sudo pacman -S --needed base-devel namcap desktop-file-utils shellcheck
git clone https://github.com/shareur/aur-packages.git
cd aur-packages/packages/fcitx5-windinput-git
makepkg -si

Review the PKGBUILD before building, and run makepkg as a regular user. Sources are downloaded from upstream and verified with pinned checksums unless a VCS source is documented. No vendor DEB or built package is hosted here.

To update, run git pull --ff-only and makepkg -si again in the package directory. To remove, run sudo pacman -R <pkgname>; user configuration and downloaded files are kept.

Maintain and validate

Recipes and supporting files belong in packages/<pkgbase>/; shared tooling is in scripts/; workflows are in .github/workflows/.

# From the repository root; omit the package argument to validate all packages.
bash scripts/validate.sh <pkgbase>
shellcheck scripts/*.sh
# Close the client first: installs/removes/restores the host package using sudo.
bash scripts/test-local-install.sh <pkgbase>

scripts/validate.sh verifies sources, builds the package, regenerates and compares .SRCINFO, runs namcap, runs the optional check-package.sh, and records a manifest and SHA256. It applies two conventions:

• For VCS packages (a PKGBUILD that defines pkgver()), the .SRCINFO comparison ignores the pkgver line, because that value moves with upstream; all other metadata is still compared strictly.
• Packages named *-debug that makepkg generates under the debug option are excluded from lint and package checks, because their /usr/lib/debug/.build-id symlinks point into the main package. The source-built WindInput recipe also disables debug and lto explicitly.

Regenerate .SRCINFO after any PKGBUILD change, and validate before committing. Logs are written to reports/<pkgbase>/, which is ignored.

Continuous integration

validate.yml selects the packages changed by a push or pull request and builds each one in a disposable archlinux:base-devel container: it installs the package, checks it, removes it, and uploads reports only. Changes under scripts/ or .github/workflows/ validate all packages. upstream.yml is a manual version check for one upstream and never edits recipes or publishes. A green run does not replace interactive desktop testing; each package guide states what was not verified.

Repository layout

packages/<pkgbase>/     recipe, .SRCINFO, guide, VALIDATION.md, optional checks
scripts/                shared validation, CI, and publishing helpers
.github/workflows/      CI workflows
docs/                   project documentation and publishing plan
docs/zh-cn/             Chinese documentation, same relative paths

Contributing, security, and license

• Contribution guide: CONTRIBUTING.md
• Security policy and private reporting: SECURITY.md
• Code of conduct: CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md
• License: LICENSE (MIT for repository-authored files; third-party applications keep their own licenses)
• Chinese versions: docs/zh-cn/

Support

• Recipe problems, build failures, and documentation issues: open an issue in this repository.
• Security reports: email the maintainer privately, as described in SECURITY.md.
• Application bugs and feature requests: contact the upstream project. This repository only packages it.

Future AUR publication

AUR publication is currently disabled because the maintainer cannot yet register an AUR account. After registration, each pkgbase will use its own AUR repository. The manual helper defaults to a read-only preview; --push commits and publishes and requires explicit authorization. See the publishing plan; the .disabled workflow examples are historical references and are not ready to enable.

Naming

115life-desktop-bin is the Life desktop client; 115life-browser-bin is the separate Chromium-based browser recipe; rustdesk-unattended-wayland is the RustDesk Wayland build for unattended access; chatgpt-bin is the OpenAI ChatGPT desktop app; fcitx5-windinput-git is the WindInput Fcitx5 input method built from source.