I started getting warnings about conflicting packages during updates and eventually I had to make an entry to ignore hyprutils-git in pacman.conf just to allow the rest to update.
I'm now getting more warnings and they seem to base around having both "standard" and "-git" versions of files. If these conflict you cannot remove one to allow the other to update since they all claim dependencies on different things.
Currently this is what I see when I try to update:
Code: Select all
looking for conflicting packages...
:: hyprutils-0.2.3-1 and hyprutils-git-0.2.3.r3.gfd4be8b9-1 are in conflict. Remove hyprutils-git? [y/N] y
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: unable to satisfy dependency 'hyprutils-git' required by hyprland-git
:: removing hyprutils-git breaks dependency 'hyprutils-git' required by aquamarine-git
:: removing hyprutils-git breaks dependency 'hyprutils-git' required by hyprcursor-git
Code: Select all
sudo pacman -R hyprutils-git
checking dependencies...
error: failed to prepare transaction (could not satisfy dependencies)
:: removing hyprutils-git breaks dependency 'hyprutils-git' required by aquamarine-git
:: removing hyprutils-git breaks dependency 'hyprutils-git' required by hyprcursor-git
:: removing hyprutils-git breaks dependency 'hyprutils-git' required by hyprland-git
I've been following a https://forum.garudalinux.org/t/unable- ... 1-64/38178 which seems to show the same thing, but none of the solutions in there have worked for me.
Does anyone have any great ideas?