fix: edit PKGBUILD to conform to Arch packaging guidelines #11
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Arch packaging guidelines forbid installing binaries to /usr/local/; this patch fixes that, along with a few other details. * Added a prepare() function to download all dependencies before building. This ensures that the source package can build entirely offline. * Moved the systemd files from /etc/systemd/ to /usr/lib/systemd. Arch's namcap tool advises to install such files under /usr/lib/systemd; /etc/systemd is for the user to make system-wide configurations.
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Arch packaging guidelines forbid installing binaries to
/usr/local/. This patch fixes that, along with a few other details.prepare()function to download all dependencies before building. This ensures that the source package can build entirely offline./etc/systemd/to/usr/lib/systemd. Arch'snamcaptool advises to install such files under/usr/lib/systemd./etc/systemdis for the user to make system-wide configurations.Please note the
pkgrelbump -- this should reset back to 1 with the next release. Hope you find this useful!Luis