chore(arch): bump openhuman-bin to v0.63.7 + add auto-bump pkgver() - #5631
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- Update pinned version 0.54.0 -> 0.63.7 (latest stable) - Add pkgver() that auto-resolves the latest GitHub release tag - prepare() now verifies AppImage sha256 against the upstream-published digest, so the AppImage source uses SKIP safely - Verified: package built and OpenHuman launches clean on Arch + Hyprland (Wayland), no X11/ozone workaround needed
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Pull request overview
Updates the Arch Linux openhuman-bin PKGBUILD to track current upstream releases automatically, reducing manual maintenance while attempting to keep the floating AppImage source verifiable.
Changes:
- Bump
openhuman-binfrom0.54.0to0.63.7. - Add
pkgver()to resolve the latest GitHub release tag automatically. - Switch AppImage
sha256sumstoSKIPand add build-time digest verification inprepare().
Suppressed comments (1)
packages/arch/openhuman-bin/PKGBUILD:62
prepare()currently skips verification when the upstream digest cannot be resolved (emptyexpected), which defeats the stated goal of making the AppImage source tamper-evident while usingsha256sums=('SKIP'). It’s safer to fail closed if the digest is missing, and to guard the JSON parsing against a missingassetskey.
if [ -n "${expected}" ] && [ "${expected}" != "${actual}" ]; then
echo "ERROR: AppImage sha256 mismatch for v${pkgver}" >&2
echo " expected: ${expected}" >&2
echo " actual: ${actual}" >&2
exit 1
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In `@packages/arch/openhuman-bin/PKGBUILD`:
- Around line 25-29: Update prepare() to validate that the upstream expected
digest is present and matches a 64-character hexadecimal SHA-256 format before
comparing it with actual or executing the AppImage; reject the build immediately
when expected is missing or malformed.
- Around line 35-39: Update the PKGBUILD pkgver() function to derive the version
from the downloaded source release selected by source=, rather than querying
GitHub’s latest release. Keep version metadata synchronized with the packaged
v0.63.7 archive, and move any automatic latest-release lookup into a separate
updater workflow.
- Around line 36-38: Update the PKGBUILD makedepends declaration to include
python, covering the python3 commands used by pkgver and prepare while
preserving the existing dependency entries.
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- Add makedepends=('python') to cover the python3 calls in pkgver()
and prepare(). Required for clean chroot builds (makepkg --syncdeps).
- In prepare(), fail the build when the upstream digest cannot be
retrieved (empty expected), instead of silently skipping verification.
This closes the gap that made sha256sums=SKIP unreliable.
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Summary
openhuman-binrecipe from the stale pinned0.54.0to the latest stable0.63.7.pkgver()that auto-resolves the latest GitHub release tag, so the recipe no longer needs a manual version bump per release.prepare()now verifies the downloaded AppImage'ssha256against the digest published in the release asset metadata, so the AppImage source usesSKIPsafely.Why
The current PKGBUILD still pins
0.54.0and hardcodes the AppImage checksum, so it silently drifts behind every release. Auto-bumping + digest verification keeps it current and tamper-evident with zero extra maintainer work.Test plan
makepkg --syncdeps --clean --cleanbuild --forcebuildsopenhuman-bin 0.63.7-1on Arch Linux (x86_64).pkgver()resolves0.63.7from the GitHub releases API.prepare()sha256 check passes against the upstream-published digestcb2b6f8f....--ozone-platform=x11workaround required.Notes
Local files (
openhuman,openhuman.desktop,openhuman.svg) keep their pinned checksums. Only the AppImage is version-floated and verified at build time.Summary by CodeRabbit