Arch Linux Support

[azer]

Summary

It creates umbrella commands for all Linux packages and adds support for Arch Linux' package manager pacman.

Testing

You can run it inside a Docker with Arch Linux image. I've tested it in Arch before submitting this PR though.

Status: ready

[status-github-bot]

Thanks for making your first PR here!

[jeluard]

Thanks for the contribution @azer ! So it works fine with pacman using existing package names used for apt? I would assume this could be incorrect for some other package manager.

[azer]

@jeluard I think you missed the part I added separete pacman functions; https://github.com/status-im/status-react/pull/3186/files#diff-14c08a9aa99b4897b4a08988fb7d8d88R130

GitHub

Arch Linux Support by azer · Pull Request #3186 · status-im/status-react

Summary It creates umbrella commands for all Linux packages and adds support for Arch Linux' package manager pacman. Testing You can run it inside a Docker with Arch Linux image. I've tested it in ...

[jeluard]

We use apt to install some packages (see linux_install "$package"). So all package names must be the same for both pacman and apt?

[azer]

@jeluard gotcha! Currently package names are same on both sides (only maven and nodejs), it'd require some sort of mapping as the list grows though...

[jeluard]

Makes sense! Can you add a comment in the script so that we keep this in mind for eventual future changes?

[azer]

Thanks, just added a comment.

[oskarth]

Thanks @azer!

[oskarth]

@azer Can you please squash your commits into one first? (We do merges outside of GH for code signing with a script).

[azer]

@oskarth squashed