What are the correct ways to update Jellyfin (AUR)

When I try to update Jellyfin I get this on Pamac:

Preparing...
Cloning jellyfin files to compile ...
Checking 1jellyfin-web dependencies ...
Cloning dotnet-core-2.2 files to compile ...
Checking dependencies 1dotnet-sdk-2.2 ...
Cloning dotnet-sdk-2.2-vs2017 files to compile ...
Checking dependencies 1dotnet-sdk-2.2-vs2017 ...
Cloning dotnet-core-3.0 files to compile ...
Checking dependencies 1dotnet-sdk-3.0 ...
Cloning dotnet-core-preview files to compile ...
Checking dependencies 1dotnet-sdk-preview ...
Cloning dotnet-core-bin files to compile ...
Checking dependencies 1dotnet-sdk-bin ...
Cloning dotnet-core-3.1 files to compile ...
Checking dependencies 1dotnet-sdk-3.1 ...
Cloning dotnet-core-2.1 files to compile ...
Checking dependencies 1dotnet-sdk-2.1 ​​...
Cloning aspnet-runtime-2.2 files to compile ...
Checking dependencies 1aspnet-runtime-2.2 ...
Cloning aspnet-runtime-2.1 files to compile ...
Checking dependencies 1aspnet-runtime-2.1 ...
Synchronizing package database ...
Solving dependencies ...
Checking package conflict ...
Failed to prepare transaction:
target not found: dotnet-sdk-bin 

In the AUR page of Jellyfin there is this pinned comment:

The latest Jellyfin version depends on .NET Core 5 which isn’t available in [community] yet. An alternative is using dotnet-core-bin from the AUR until it’s updated in the official repos.

But I didn’t found “dotnet-core-bin” in Pamac. I think its a little confuse and I will not try, maybe it will break my installation.

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dotnet-core-bin is actually a package base, from which other packages are built. The one among them you want would be dotnet-sdk-bin.

So, I need to install this package (dotnet-sdk-bin) first?

I downloaded and installed the package “dotnet-core-bin” from AUR using command line “pkgbuild” in the directpry created.

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