Akshara loops when bpkg isn't available (likely not related to being bpkg specifically)

Under the assumption that

bpkg

bpkg

was available as an Arch package, I tried to put it in the

packages

packages

section. When running Akshara, it seemed to loop for a bit before exiting.

(I understand that

bpkg

bpkg

isn't available as a package after looking at its docs more, but I don't think this loop is the intended behavior.

Additionally, to not waste time and bandwidth for other stuff to run before getting to

packages

packages

aur-packages

aur-packages

and finding that a package doesn't exist, at the start there should be a check to see if all the packages exist before starting installation.

Attached is the output of akshara.

log-bpkg-thing67.08KB

blendOS•2y ago•

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a wee bit of autisumn

Akshara loops when bpkg isn't available (likely not related to being bpkg specifically)

Under the assumption that

bpkg

bpkg

was available as an Arch package, I tried to put it in the

packages

packages

section. When running Akshara, it seemed to loop for a bit before exiting.

(I understand that

bpkg

bpkg

packages

packages

aur-packages

aur-packages

and finding that a package doesn't exist, at the start there should be a check to see if all the packages exist before starting installation.

Attached is the output of akshara.

log-bpkg-thing67.08KB

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