Yaml format to prevent "failed to remove '/.new_rootfs/': Directory not empty"

arch-repo: 'https://geo.mirror.pkgbuild.com' impl: 'https://github.com/blend-os/tracks/raw/main' repo: 'https://pkg-repo.blendos.co' track: 'plasma' packages: - 'mullvad' - 'vlc' - 'iptables' - 'system-config-printer' - 'PackageKit' When i comment out all the packages, the system updates fine, but if i change anything but the basic repo,impl,track, it begins to fail with the error in picture provided. The new akshara file fixes rmdir error but not umount error, in the same spot
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And double check that all your packages exist in the repos
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nattykong
nattykongOP2w ago
So far i haven't double checked whether or not any packages positively exist in any repos, and am mostly trying to slowly identify how to use the yaml
Asterisk
Asterisk2w ago
Don’t use uppercase letters
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Asterisk
Asterisk2w ago
And double check that all your packages exist in the repos
Asterisk
Asterisk2w ago
The failed to remove thing is a broken error handler @nattykong
nattykong
nattykongOP2w ago
It does seem to be an issue with packages not being found in the repo. Do you have any particular methods of checking for packages before adding them to yaml. Also are only arch packages supported in yaml or could i add a deb repo and install from it Or do i leave deb for the deb container and just use pacman and aur in yaml
Asterisk
Asterisk2w ago
search on https://archlinux.org Only arch and AUR packages can be added to the host Check https://aur.archlinux.org for aur-packages:

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