repoctl status -u vs -m

[allspark]

Hi,
i just updated to the new version of repoctl (thx) but ;)

when i execute repoctl status -m it lists all (but 2 packages) and with status -u it lists only the 2 missing packages

python-pypdf2: !aur python-ruffus: !aur python2-imaging: !aur python2-lz4: !aur repoctl: !aur
(only a shorted list)

repoctl version 0.14 (6 October 2015)

thanks

[cassava]

Hi @allspark, thanks for the report, I'll look into it as soon as possible.

[cassava]

Hi @allspark, the semantics of repoctl changed significantly 😬 when I switched over to a different command line library. So perhaps I should have written up a list of the changes from the previous version.

For the status subcommand, there is no -u option though.
Can you tell me what you are expecting to see?

[allspark]

oh sorry, i meant status -a (not -u)

with -a i see (atm) 3 packages
with -m i see a lot of line like repoctl: !aur

[cassava]

You're right, -m should imply -a.

[cassava]

I correct myself: -m should result in AUR being consulted for all the packages.

[cassava]

Btw, you can combine -a and -m: repoctl status -am.

[allspark]

ah thx 👍

[cassava]

@allspark, I released 0.15, which contains this fix among others.