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<pre>
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[jobcomm]
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Server = file:///var/cache/jobcomm/
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#Server = https://osdn.net/projects/joborun/storage/jobextra/
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#Server = file:///var/cache/jobcomm/
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Server = https://osdn.net/projects/joborun/storage/jobextra/
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</pre>
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@ -38,5 +38,23 @@ I am thinking of jobcomm more like an AUR repository rather than a coordinated j
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You can open an issue on this file and discuss this here or in reddit.com/r/joborun
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Alternatively you can fork jobcomm into 2 repositories, your own local repository and the one from osdn indicating of an update.
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<pre>
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[jobcomm]
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Server = https://osdn.net/projects/joborun/storage/jobextra/
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[jobcomm0]
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Server = file:///var/cache/jobcomm0/
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</pre>
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The first notifies you of an upgrade the second is your local fork where you install the one you built.
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<pre>
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% sudo pacman -S jobcomm0/palemoon
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</pre>
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for example, whose pkgver and pkgrel match the one of jobcomm and only when you see a difference on jobcomm will you know it is time to upgrade, otherwise you are all caught up.
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