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Add note about "install scripts".

Fix typo.
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@ -10,6 +10,11 @@ works for me. It always builds in a CHROOT, and it lets the user check the
PKGBUILD (by default) prior to building. There is no automatic dependency PKGBUILD (by default) prior to building. There is no automatic dependency
management. That must be done in the config. An example config is provided. management. That must be done in the config. An example config is provided.
Note that if a "install=<filename>" is specified in the PKGBUILD, then the
configured editor will also open the specified file once the PKGBUILD is
approved by the user. This check is necessary because such "install scripts"
define hooks that are run when the package is installed.
# Things to know before using the helper # Things to know before using the helper
Sometimes if a package prompts a user to select between alternate package Sometimes if a package prompts a user to select between alternate package
@ -53,7 +58,7 @@ The AUR Helper requires several things:
- A CHROOT to build in. - A CHROOT to build in.
- A "checking GNUPG" directory that contains the GPG public keys that will be - A "checking GNUPG" directory that contains the GPG public keys that will be
checked when building the PKGBUILD. checked when building the PKGBUILD.
- A "singing GNUPG" directory that contains the GPG private key that will sign - A "signing GNUPG" directory that contains the GPG private key that will sign
the built packages and repository database. the built packages and repository database.
- SUDO privileges to be able to use `makechrootpkg`. - SUDO privileges to be able to use `makechrootpkg`.
- `/etc/pacman.conf` must be configured to use the custom repository's - `/etc/pacman.conf` must be configured to use the custom repository's