1.4 KiB
1.4 KiB
Pacman Repo Cleanup
A script to clean up pacman repos. This is primarily used for removing old versions of packages and adding new ones, but it has options to print old and new packages line-by-line so they can be parsed by other programs.
Usage
First off, this depends on natsort, which you can install with pip install natsort.
list-new-packages
├── --list-debug
└── repo_path*
list-old-packages
├── --list-debug
└── repo_path*
run
├── --delete-debug
├── --dry-run
├── --only-delete
└── repo_path*
* = required
list-new-packages
List the newest version of all packages.
--list-debug: List debug symbol packages (default: true)
list-old-packages
Lists old versions of packages.
--list-debug: List debug symbol packages (default: true)
run
Processes it all, runs repo-remove and deletes old packages, then runs repo-add on new packages.
Arguments:
--dry-run: Do a dry run--only-delete: Only delete files, don't modify the repo files from them (default: false)--delete-debug: Delete debug symbol packages (default: true)
Notes and credits
This was inspired by guydunigo/remove_old_arch_pkgs, which I used at first, but ran into some bugs with.
I also stole borrowed a bit of code from blend-os/blend for coloring the terminal.