Downgrade
Eases downgrading packages in Arch Linux.
Installation
Install via the AUR.
Usage
Usage: downgrade [option...] <pkg> [pkg...] [-- pacman_option...]
Options:
--pacman <command>
pacman command to use, defaults to "pacman"
--pacman-conf <path>
pacman configuration file, defaults to "/etc/pacman.conf"
--pacman-cache <path>
pacman cache directory,
default value(s) taken from pacman configuration file,
or otherwise defaults to "/var/cache/pacman/pkg"
--pacman-log <path>
pacman log file,
default value taken from pacman configuration file,
or otherwise defaults to "/var/log/pacman.log"
--maxdepth <integer>
maximum depth to search for cached packages, defaults to 1
--ala-url <url>
location of ALA server, defaults to "https://archive.archlinux.org"
--ala-only only use ALA server
--cached-only only use cached packages
--ignore <prompt|always|never>
whether to add packages to IgnorePkg
--version show downgrade version
-h, --help show help script
Note:
Options after the -- characters will be treated as pacman options.
See downgrade(8) for details.
Downgrade packages checking both local cache and the A.L.A., which is the default behavior:
# downgrade foo bar
Downgrade packages, specifying multiple cache directories:
# downgrade --pacman-cache /path/to/cache --pacman-cache /path/to/other/cache foo bar
Downgrade a package with any of the following version-filtering operators =,
==, =~, <=, >=, < and >:
# downgrade 'foo=1.0.0-1' 'bar>=1.2.1-1' 'baz=~^1.2'
Downgrade a package, looking in only local cache:
# downgrade --cached-only foo
Downgrade a package, looking in only the A.L.A.:
# downgrade --ala-only foo
Configuration
Command-line options can be set persistently in
/etc/xdg/downgrade/downgrade.conf.
Development & Testing
Install cram: https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/cram/
make test
