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Just a minor thing, but the output seems to be interrupted and overwritten when using a terminal file manager like nnn that opens in the same terminal window as paru. It becomes visible when you close the file manager which you reviewed the changes with. One can continue as usual, but the output just looks weird. Also, as you write over the package name, it is not really clear what you are inputting to the Accept changes? prompt.
It does not seem to be nnn, because it's the same with ranger.
IIRC, this was introduced with v2.0.0.
Output
$ paru --fm nnn -Su
[…]
Aur (2) Old Version New Version Make Only
aur/discord_arch_electron 0.0.75-1 0.0.76-1 No
aur/hibiscus 2.10.21-1 2.10.23-1 No
:: Proceed to review? [Y/n]:
:: Downloading PKGBUILDs...
:: Accept changes? [Y/n]: on-0.0.76-1 [--------------------------------------------------]
When the paru git clones are up to date, it does not happen:
:: Downloading PKGBUILDs...
PKGBUILDs up to date
:: Accept changes? [Y/n]:
Affected Version
paru v2.0.4 - libalpm v15.0.0
Description
Just a minor thing, but the output seems to be interrupted and overwritten when using a terminal file manager like
nnn
that opens in the same terminal window as paru. It becomes visible when you close the file manager which you reviewed the changes with. One can continue as usual, but the output just looks weird. Also, as you write over the package name, it is not really clear what you are inputting to theAccept changes?
prompt.It does not seem to be
nnn
, because it's the same withranger
.IIRC, this was introduced with
v2.0.0
.Output
When the paru git clones are up to date, it does not happen:
:: Downloading PKGBUILDs... PKGBUILDs up to date :: Accept changes? [Y/n]:
paru.conf
probably does not matter, but anyway:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: