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Look up Arch Linux packages: search the official repositories and read a package's version, dependencies, maintainers and files; search the Arch User Repository (AUR) and read AUR packages' votes, maintainers and out-of-date flags; and check the security tracker for a package's open issues, issue groups, advisories and CVEs.
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Triggers
Start a workflow when something happens in Arch Linux.
- New Arch Linux package versionRuns when a package in Arch Linux's official repositories or the AUR has a new version, with the version before it, the repository, the package's description, maintainers and page. Official packages can also count versions reaching a testing repository.
Actions
Steps a workflow can run in Arch Linux.
- Search official packagesFind packages in Arch Linux's official repositories by words in their name or description, and narrow them by repository, architecture, maintainer, packager or whether they are flagged out of date. Each result has its version, description, maintainers, licences and dates, in name order, a page at a time.
- Get an official packageRead a package in Arch Linux's official repositories: its version, description, project website, licences, dependencies, download and installed sizes, when it was built and last updated, its maintainers, whether it is flagged out of date, and any newer copy waiting in a testing repository.
- List a package's filesList the files an official package installs, as full paths such as /usr/bin/pacman. Keep only paths containing some text, such as /usr/bin/ for its commands.
- Search the AURFind packages in the Arch User Repository (AUR), where users publish build scripts for software the official repositories don't carry. Search names and descriptions, or a maintainer, or what packages need or provide, and sort by popularity, votes, newest or recently updated.
- Get AUR packagesRead up to 100 AUR packages at once: version, description, votes and popularity, maintainers, whether and since when they are flagged out of date, when they were published and last changed, licences, keywords, dependencies and where to download their build files. Names the AUR doesn't have are listed separately.
- List a package's security issuesList what Arch Linux's security tracker knows about an official package: the CVEs that affect or affected it, the issue groups they are fixed in and whether each is still open, the advisories published, and the versions in the repositories now.
- Get a security issue groupRead an issue group on Arch Linux's security tracker, by its own id or an advisory's: its status, severity and kind, the packages and version it affects, the version that fixes it, its CVEs, advisories and references.
- Get a CVERead a CVE as Arch Linux's security tracker records it: what the problem is, what it allows, its severity and whether it can be reached remotely, the Arch Linux packages it affects, and its issue groups, advisories and references.
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