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Hi @freswa, you shouldn't rollback to a previous version (see https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/PKGBUILD#epoch).

Also, if you check the https://snapcraft.io/goland page, JetBrains publish the latest build, stable or EAP, to the "latest/edge" channel (command: snap install goland --edge --classic). So, you should always publish the latest build in this package. Atm, I'm talking about build 202.6397.65 version 2020.2 stable.

==> Starting package_goland-eap()... cp: cannot stat '/build/goland-eap/src/GoLand-202.6397.65/': No such file or directory

It fails to build:

==> Starting package_goland-eap()... cp: cannot stat '/build/goland-eap/src/GoLand-2020.1/': No such file or directory ==> ERROR: A failure occurred in package_goland-eap(). Aborting... ==> ERROR: Build failed, check /var/lib/archbuild/local-x86_64/anatol/build

The update doesn't work, the folder is now named "GoLand-2020.1" not "GoLand-201.6668.63".

I recommend a temporary move, since the version layout is probably changing again after this version?

Following patch help to fix the issue with missing icon

diff --git a/jetbrains-goland-eap.desktop b/jetbrains-goland-eap.desktop
index 4e25b10..14eeeec 100644
--- a/jetbrains-goland-eap.desktop
+++ b/jetbrains-goland-eap.desktop
@@ -2,7 +2,7 @@
 Version=1.0
 Type=Application
 Name=GoLand EAP
-Icon=/opt/goland-eap/bin/goland
+Icon=goland-eap
 Exec="/opt/goland-eap/bin/goland.sh" %f
 Comment=The Drive to Develop
 Categories=Development;IDE;

Gnome launcher icon is missing. I see that other application keep the Icon in /usr/share/icons/ and it is probably the place that goland-eap should use as well.

https://gist.github.com/frebib/3d3bdd4ed91c712f42834b86841120e9/raw

A patch for the PKGBUILD to fix the jre build issue, plus a bump to the latest build

There is an error on install "goland-eap-jre":

rsync: link_stat "/tmp/yaourt-tmp-mohammad/aur-goland-eap/src/GoLand-192.4787.18/jre64" failed: No such file or directory (2) rsync error: some files/attrs were not transferred (see previous errors) (code 23) at main.c(1189) [sender=3.1.3]

Yes, I see that. From time to time Jetbrains declares stable builds as eap. While doing that those """eap""" builds are NOT available under the well known eap url but under the url the stable releases are available.

Don't see why we should have two packages with the exact same content. Also users tend to use eap to test wanted features and then switch to stable when that certain features hits stable.

The build from this package gives a build expired upon startup. i.m.o. this means that this package is out of date. The link takes you to a download of the previously mentioned version number... Do you think they are removing EAP editions entirely for goland?