Released on aur about smap

[b-reich]

@s0md3v per convention a *-git package always build from source. I will create an smap package which use the latest binary.
This would fit in the name convention.

[b-reich]

@s0md3v I was wrong...
smap should build from tag (0.1.0)
smap-bin uses precompiled bins
smap-git build from master/develop (depends on the git/branch flow)

[b-reich]

Hi @b-reich, I went through PKGBUILD file and turns out it has a hardcoded version. Shouldn't it fetch the latest version automatically?

Precompiled should updated by hands, the checksum are also updated by hand. I think this is correct in this form. - I have to update every release by hand.

[s0md3v]

Thanks for the AUR package @b-reich.

I can add it to the README myself but it would be better if you do it because that will make you a "contributor" in Smap.

[b-reich]

@s0md3v I will create a PR

[b-reich]

@s0md3v I can also provide an AUR package which provides the compiled bin.

[s0md3v]

@b-reich, it will pull the binary from the latest release right?

Let's have two AUR packages then, smap-git for latest stable binary and smap-git-dev for compiling the master branch from source.

[b-reich]

@s0md3v https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/smap-bin is online
Which deps are required? nmap?

-binis the correct convention for it

[s0md3v]

Thanks @b-reich! There are no dependencies.

Btw, why is it smap-bin and not smap?

[s0md3v]

Hi @b-reich, I went through PKGBUILD file and turns out it has a hardcoded version number.
Shouldn't it fetch the latest version automatically?