The latest verse of the Ledger Live crypto wallet desktop software is available in AUR, but seems to have configuration issues because there is a conflict between two AUR alternatives. I’m wondering what can be done to update the existing version in the Official Repository? Is there a way of reporting a package needing an update?
First you should check if it’s already in one of the other branches, by checking it on manjaro.org/branch-compare.
If it’s not, then it’s probably not updated in Arch either, so you should check archlinux.org/packages for it and mark it out of date there.
Thanks, @Strit. The package is not updated in any of the branches. The AUR version is more recent, but there is a package conflict the prevents installation. I’ll continue to wait.
One more quick question, @Strit , what if the package isn’t listed anywhere in archlinux.org/packages?
If it’s not an Arch package, then it may have been imported from the AUR.
I’ve let @oberon know about the conflicts and lack of them, by the way.
Thank you, @Yochanan. And thank you, @oberon for updating the repository. I applied the update this morning!
I was just prompted that an update is available to the Ledger Live app. I believe this is being imported somehow from the AUR binary. Can this be done again so that the latest version can be updated via add/remove software?
Hi, @oberon I just noticed that the official repository was updated, but with an older version! I think the latest is 2.25.1.
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