pacman-helper.sh quick_remove: skip uploading package files #598
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This is a quick follow-up to #597 because I noticed that the dry-run wanted to upload the package archives, which is of course incorrect. |
The (dual) strategy of the new Pacman repository is to not only publish the latest state in the `x86_64`, `aarch64` and `i686` branches, but also to upload the files in the latest update to a GitHub Release. Naturally, when adding a new package version, the package archive and its PGP signature need to be included in that Release. However, when _removing_ a package, the corresponding package archive should of course be omitted ;-) Signed-off-by: Johannes Schindelin <[email protected]>
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The (dual) strategy of the new Pacman repository is to not only publish the latest state in the
x86_64,aarch64andi686branches, but also to upload the files in the latest update to a GitHub Release.Naturally, when adding a new package version, the package archive and its PGP signature need to be included in that Release.
However, when removing a package, the corresponding package archive should of course be omitted ;-)