A second AUR package with the same release prebuilt. The workflow
builds the tag into a staged meson install tree (--prefix=/usr, no
update check), names the tarball after its sha256 so a published name
never changes bytes, uploads it to asger.weirsoe.dk/tarballz with a key
that may only write ahfail-* tarballs, checks that the public URL serves
the same bytes, and only then pushes ahfail-bin to the AUR. A manual run
can now publish source, bin or both.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012LCTmU2ewo8tnM1dByYAoG
The Maintainer line uses the usual AUR form (asger at weircon dot dk)
instead of a raw address that spam crawlers harvest. The AUR workflow
can now also be started by hand with a version and pkgrel, so a fix to
the PKGBUILD alone can be published without a new upstream release.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012LCTmU2ewo8tnM1dByYAoG
The PKGBUILD states what the package is: a real screen locker provided
as is, and parody media from Jurassic Park that the AGPL does not cover.
The ahfail command has only been tested on Linux, so macOS builds keep
the PAM hook and skip it; the README no longer promises it there.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012LCTmU2ewo8tnM1dByYAoG
Four cargo builds with four target directories compiled the GTK and
GStreamer bindings four times; one build with a shared target directory
takes a package build from about an hour to about seven minutes.
Adds the ahfail binary and /etc/pam.d/ahfail to the install, the
update_check option, an AUR PKGBUILD (offline build after cargo fetch
--locked) and a tag-triggered workflow that publishes it and mirrors the
PKGBUILD to the tarballz index.
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_012LCTmU2ewo8tnM1dByYAoG
Asger Geel Weirsøe