Non-Manjaro packages which have been flagged as needing an update

[SGS]

Borg has been updated, thank you

community/borg               1.1.8-1          1.1.10-1

[guoguojin]

Hi,

The go package in Manjaro community is still on 1.12.4 while the Arch community package is 1.12.5.

Thanks,

Tan

[dalto]

That isn't a manjaro-specific package. It takes time for packages to move from arch stable to Manjaro stable.

1.12.5 is currently in Manjaro's testing branch.

[guoguojin]

Apologies, thanks for the update.

[Revan335]

Please Update KeepassXC.
https://keepassxc.org/download/

[masterfix]

Newer version is available in testing branch

[cerdicola]

Hello,
I write you from manjaro deepin 18.0.4.
I was using deluge Cliente: 1.3.15 libtorrent: 1.1.12.0
And I checked the webpage from about deluge tab. https://dev.deluge-torrent.org/wiki/Download
It says there is a new version 2.0.3

It seems it is neither available from aur.

Thanks for your job devs!

[steanne]

this is a package that manjaro gets from arch, so arch needs to update it first. here is the arch page. someone has already flagged it out of date so the maintainer is informed.

[Revan335]

Please Update KeepassXC.
https://keepassxc.org/blog/2019-06-11-2.4.3-released/

[anon71843593]

arch maintained - extra repo package - intel-ucode

Mitigations for Intel MDS vulnerabilities added for Sandy Bridge hardware in version 20190618-1

https://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra/any/intel-ucode/

[alexfrost]

Excuse a noob if I'm not in the right place not sure if this is relevant here but I just noticed that:

Youtube-dl is outdated: 2019.06.08-1 in Manjaro repos and latest is 2019.06.21 (https://github.com/ytdl-org/youtube-dl/releases/tag/2019.06.21/)

Seems that 2019.06.08 is not working anymore and as someone who just discovered the joys of Youtube-dl the day before it updated, I'm excited for the latest version hehe.

[jonathon]

@SGS

Post this here

Just to clarify, you do not need to post about non-Manjaro packages which need an update.

How do the Manjaro repos work?

Manjaro inherits most of their package bases from Arch (Stable), plus a few from the AUR, along with their own software tools, kernels, and utilities. It works like this, in general... Manjaro Unstable repository pulls from Arch Stable repository. Manjaro Testing repository inherits from Manjaro Unstable. Manjaro Stable repository inherits from Manjaro Testing. As you can see, a lot of work takes place before what begins as vanilla Arch packaging ends up as a polished Manjaro release. That is…

[alexfrost]

I see, sorry. For future reference, how does one know if a package is from Arch or Manjaro? By looking in Octopi I can't really tell the difference.

[masterfix]

How to identify a package's origin?

Look at the "packager field" in the graphical package manager, all packagers email ending with @manjaro.org came from Manjaro Team, the others from Arch; mostly but not all use @archlinux.org About AUR builds it will show 'Unkown Packager' by default, or what is specified in makepkg.conf [vlc-arch] [vlcnightly-manjaro] Or from terminal with pacman -Qi <packagename> for installed packages, or pacman -Si >packagename> for packages not installed but present in repository [Schermata%20del%…

[karlcx]

in regards again to deluge - it looks like it has been updated in arch, but using yay or other search tools i am still seeing only older versions - what am i missing here?

https://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra/any/deluge/ - is this not the right place to check?

[jonathon]

How do the Manjaro repos work?

Manjaro inherits most of their package bases from Arch (Stable), plus a few from the AUR, along with their own software tools, kernels, and utilities. It works like this, in general... Manjaro Unstable repository pulls from Arch Stable repository. Manjaro Testing repository inherits from Manjaro Unstable. Manjaro Stable repository inherits from Manjaro Testing. As you can see, a lot of work takes place before what begins as vanilla Arch packaging ends up as a polished Manjaro release. That is…

[karlcx]

oh, absolutely - i get that. but if i am installing something from the AUR, or searching the AUR - even as a manjaro user - am i not getting "live AUR"?

thanks so much.

[jonathon]

Deluge isn't in the AUR so I don't understand the question. The AUR is the AUR.

What is the AUR?

The Arch User Repository (AUR) is a collection of user-submitted package description files (PKGBUILD files). These description files can be used to create package archive files (.pkg.tar.xz files). These PKGBUILD files can be used by an AUR helper (e.g. yay, aurman, Pamac) or manually built using makepkg. The resulting package archive file can then be installed in the normal way. All content on the AUR is uploaded by ordinary users and very little checking of their content is done - it is up t…

[karlcx]

i think i've misunderstood my above stated archlinux packages site as AUR content.

thanks for your help.