Add AUR publishing via just publish-aur - #58
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Adds packaging/aur/{PKGBUILD,SRCINFO}.in templates for a new AUR
package `etr-terminal-bin` (x86_64 + aarch64, prebuilt GitHub release
binaries; the AUR names etr/etr-bin are taken by an unrelated tool).
`just publish-aur` verifies the release assets exist, checksums them,
renders both files, and pushes to the AUR git repo; `just publish` now
runs it after cargo publish. Bump version to 0.7.0.
Assisted-By: Claude Fable 5
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What
Adds publishing to the AUR as part of the release flow, as a new binary package
etr-terminal-bin(x86_64 + aarch64).packaging/aur/PKGBUILD.in+packaging/aur/SRCINFO.in: templates for the AUR package, installing the prebuiltetr/etrsbinaries from the GitHub release assets. Both files render from the same substitution pass soPKGBUILDand.SRCINFOcan never disagree.just publish-aur: verifies the current version's GitHub release assets exist (hard-fails with instructions if the release hasn't built yet), downloads them and computes sha256 checksums, renders the templates, clonesssh://aur@aur.archlinux.org/etr-terminal-bin.git, commits, and pushes. Exits cleanly with no empty commit if the AUR repo already matches.just publishnow invokesjust publish-auraftercargo publish, so one command publishes crates.io + AUR (ordering: tag → release build →just publish).packaging/excluded from the crates.io package; README + NOTES.md + wiki (Getting-Started) document the new install path.Why
Arch users currently have only
cargo install etror manual GitHub release downloads. This gives themparu -S etr-terminal-bin.Naming note: the AUR names
etrandetr-binare already taken by an unrelated ECMP-traceroute tool that also installs/usr/bin/etr. The package therefore usesetr-terminal-bin, declaresconflicts=('etr' 'etr-bin'), and deliberately does not declareprovides=('etr')(that would wrongly satisfy dependencies on the other tool).Test plan
just prgate passed: fmt, clippy, all 112 tests, man pages, Cargo.lock, version/NOTES.md checks.bash -npasses on the PKGBUILD; zero unsubstituted@…@placeholders remain in either file.sedblock from thepublish-aurrecipe against the templates.just publish-aur(requires an SSH key registered with an AUR account); the first push creates the package.No Rust code changes; test count unchanged (112).
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