…and leads to more load of AUR file host server cause of further immediate retry(-ies) in order to get a Manjaro native repo package to be installed.
~/Desktop ❯ pamac install nodejs
Preparing...
Synchronizing package databases...
Refreshing AUR...
6.9 MB/9.4 MB
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages-meta-ext-v1.json.gz: Connection terminated unexpectedly
~/Desktop ❯ pamac install nodejs
Preparing...
Synchronizing package databases...
Refreshing AUR...
Choose optional dependencies for nodejs:
1: npm: nodejs package manager
Enter a selection (default=none):
...
According to `Refreshing AUR` stage downloads a 9.3 MiB file and eats about 1.5 GiB of RAM memory now pamac install operation eats that much amount of RAM during simple package installation.
pamac --version
Pamac 10.3.0-4 - libpamac 11.2.0
pacman-mirrors -G
unstable
BTW
If that libpamac 11.2.0 from pamac --version is insufficient info about that dependency, please add package build into into it as you did for the Pamac 10.3.0-4 in it: this simplifies user report and do not waste to other operations like:
pamac info libpamac | grep 'Ver'
Version : 11.2.0-5
Please add it into full output of pamac --version if you need to know it’s -3 / -4 / -5 build number. Otherwise at least it looks like inconsistent output: one item with build number, other one w/o it.
And prior to install nodejs I rebooted PC, so I have running 11.2.0-5 before to install the nodejs package.
Thank you!