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I tried pikaur but that quit working with octopi, so I switched to pacaur. I'll have to try regular octopi, but suspect this problem only occurs with octopi-dev.

@MikeDee octopi-dev is updated regulary from the last commit of the octopi project (it's a dev project, not stable).

Do you have tryied with an other aurhelper?

This issue seem not relevant to the package but with the project... Try to take a look at the project page : https://github.com/aarnt/octopi/issues

I'm getting this error message every time I close the window after updating a package from the AUR. "Canceling the running transaction may damage your system. Do you really want to quit?" I'm using pacaur with Octopi-dev.

@kinoe Thanks for your return but it seem not a packaging issue...

Try to open an issue on https://github.com/aarnt/octopi

@matmoul thanks for your work. Terminal looks like this: https://imgur.com/vn9OROj It seems octopi-dev is using xterm (export TERM=xterm)? In bash i'm using powerline as a statusline plugin thats seen in the xterminal

@egrupled After investigation, I've used the manjaro PKGBUILD, I'll remove clang for the next release.

https://gitlab.manjaro.org/packages/community/octopi/blob/master/PKGBUILD

@matmoul I don't see clang mentioned in upstream PKGBUILD:

https://github.com/aarnt/octopi/blob/master/PKGBUILD

@egrupled For clang, I've started with the PKGBUILD of the official project... I don't know if clang is needed, need investigation, thanks...

@matmoul I have another question - why clang?

@matmoul I think it's easier and more modernish to always use git either for release or for specific commit but it's your call.