@Werenter

You can use nvcheker, to keep up with updates,

Repository      : extra
Name            : nvchecker
URL             : https://github.com/lilydjwg/nvchecker
Packager        : Felix Yan <felixonmars@archlinux.org>

Read more here, https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php?title=Creating_packages

New upstream releases
pkgctl (from the devtools package) supports nvchecker integration in the form of
a .nvchecker.toml configuration file (which should be placed in the same directory as the
PKGBUILD). See the pacman package's .nvchecker.toml configuration file for an example.

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Thanks for maintaining this PKGBUILD. A usefull and promising tool. Independent of a specific forge.

tar tf gcli-2.8.0.tar.bz2

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gcli-2.8.0/Changelog.md
gcli-2.8.0/README.md
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gcli-2.8.0/docs/website/tutorial/01-Installation.md
gcli-2.8.0/docs/website/tutorial/02-First-Steps.md
gcli-2.8.0/docs/website/tutorial/03-Find-Documentation.md
gcli-2.8.0/docs/website/tutorial/04-Account-Setup.md
gcli-2.8.0/docs/website/tutorial/05-Creating-an-issue.md
gcli-2.8.0/docs/website/tutorial/06-Commenting.md
gcli-2.8.0/docs/website/tutorial/07-Creating-a-pull-request.md
gcli-2.8.0/docs/website/tutorial/08-Other-forges.md
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This is a fast changing tool. Please make sure to install the Changelog.md to,

/usr/share/doc/gcli/Changelog.md

Those .md files in docs/webisite/tutorial are used to build the online version of the documentation.

That very important tutorial is only available online. It is essential to get started and understand how to use the tool the first time.

It is not easy to get started without that tutorial. The man pages dont have that information.

But they are very usable and simple to read markdown files that can be used offline. Please install them to

/user/share/doc/gcli/tutorial/01-...
/user/share/doc/gcli/tutorial/02-... etc

Thanks in advance.