Indeed, I noticed that yesterday the version 0.56 was there in the testing repo, flagged out-of-date.
Cool… I presume that this will happen transparently to the end user?
I mean, if a package is removed from the EnOS repo, the update process will find it in the Arch’s repo, same version in this case… Pacman won’t install Arch’s version, only if Arch update their version to a newer one other than the 0.59-1 ?
That’s right, at least in this thread if not others:
It looks like the issue mentioned in the thread (something about a cross-signing key) was finally closed a few hours ago.
If a package is available from more than one of the repos in /etc/pacman.conf, the one closest to the top of the list will be used for that package. The version of the package doesn’t matter, it’s the placement in the configuration file that decides.
In this case, if the package was removed from the EOS repo then EOS users would just get the version from the Arch repo (or whatever repo they have next that has the package).