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The tarball host serves archives as immutable for a year, but a rebuild of the same JASP version reused jasp-desktop-<ver>-x86_64.tar.zst with new bytes, so a cache could hand out the old tarball against the new PKGBUILD's sha256. The name now carries the first 12 hex digits of its sha256, and the PKGBUILD keeps that name locally too, so a stale download in the build directory no longer fails the checksum either. Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01GGe7kUhooMFuzY6GaDb2w9
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# Maintainer: @MAINTAINER@
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#
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# PROVENANCE OF THE BINARY
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#
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# Upstream JASP publishes installers for Windows and macOS only; the official
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# Linux channel is Flathub. The binary this package installs is therefore NOT an
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# upstream release artifact. It is compiled from the tagged JASP sources
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# (@JASP_TAG@, commit @JASP_COMMIT@) against an Arch Linux userland, in an
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# archlinux:base-devel container, by an automated pipeline:
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#
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# build recipe: https://gitea.weircon.dk/agw/jasp-desktop-bin
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# download: @DOWNLOAD_URL@
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#
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# It bundles its own R @BUNDLED_R@ and the non-system libraries it links against
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# under /opt/jasp-desktop, so it does not constrain the versions of anything on
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# your system. Built against Qt @QT_MINOR@.
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pkgname=jasp-desktop-bin
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pkgver=@JASP_VERSION@
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pkgrel=@PKGREL@
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pkgdesc="JASP Desktop - a fresh way to do statistics (prebuilt binary)"
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arch=('x86_64')
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url="https://jasp-stats.org/"
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license=('AGPL-3.0-or-later')
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provides=("jasp-desktop=${pkgver}")
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conflicts=('jasp-desktop')
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# This package ships its own R @BUNDLED_R@ plus the non-system libraries it and
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# the JASP R modules link against (ICU, jsoncpp, glpk, JAGS, readstat, librdata,
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# BLAS/LAPACK ...) under /opt/jasp-desktop/lib, with rpath pointing there.
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#
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# That is deliberate, and it is why nothing below is version-pinned: on a rolling
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# distro a pin like 'icu<79' would make pacman refuse to upgrade ICU while JASP
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# is installed, blocking the user's entire system upgrade. Bundling means JASP
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# never constrains the system.
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#
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# Qt6 is the exception and stays a system dependency: Qt guarantees binary
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# compatibility across Qt 6 minor releases, and bundling QtWebEngine would add
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# ~500 MB for no real gain. A Qt 7 transition will need a rebuild.
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depends=(
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'qt6-base' 'qt6-declarative' 'qt6-svg' 'qt6-positioning' 'qt6-webchannel'
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'qt6-webengine' 'qt6-5compat' 'qt6-httpserver'
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'fontconfig' 'freetype2' 'libxkbcommon' 'hicolor-icon-theme'
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)
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# The tarball is a complete, already-verified /opt + /usr install tree, so every
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# one of makepkg's tidying steps is unwanted here: they would modify content
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# that was tested in exactly this form. Stripping in particular would be slow
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# and is a good way to break a bundled R plus several hundred compiled R
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# modules, and the rpath set at build time must survive untouched.
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options=('!strip' '!debug' '!libtool' '!staticlibs' '!zipman' '!purge' '!emptydirs')
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# The remote name is content-addressed, so it is kept as the local name too: a
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# stale download left in the build directory can never be mistaken for the
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# current tarball and fail the checksum.
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source=("@DOWNLOAD_URL@")
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sha256sums=('@SHA256@')
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package() {
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cp -a "${srcdir}/opt" "${pkgdir}/opt"
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cp -a "${srcdir}/usr" "${pkgdir}/usr"
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# The application lives under /opt; give it a name on PATH.
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install -d "${pkgdir}/usr/bin"
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ln -s /opt/jasp-desktop/bin/JASP "${pkgdir}/usr/bin/jasp"
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}
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