Like many fellow archers, I use pacman
to update my software each day.
Often there are updates like this:
foo-1.1 ---> foo.1.2
I wonder if there's a way to see what has been updated from foo-1.1
to foo-1.2
or release notes explaining bug fixes or new features etc.
Something like pacman -Log foo
.
Pacman has a built-in option to remove all cached packages. You can clean the cached packages by running sudo pacman -Sc command. However, this command will remove all cached old versions and leave only the versions of packages which are currently installed available. This is not a recommended way.
From the manual:
QUERY OPTIONS
-c, --changelog
View the ChangeLog of a package. Not every package will provide one but it will be shown if available.
So, if you wanted the changelog for the vim package, for example, you would do: pacman -Qc vim
.
A better solution would be to use pacolog, which at least shows you the package commits, e.g.pacolog -l 3 vim
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