TideDeck ships to the AUR as tidedeck-bin, which repackages the release tarballs
published by .github/workflows/release.yml: the exact binaries that were
tested and released, installed in seconds without a Go toolchain.
Placeholders: @PKGVER@, @PKGREL@, @SHA256_X86_64@, @SHA256_AARCH64@,
@SHA256_LICENSE@. Rendering fails if any placeholder survives, so a typo can
never publish a PKGBUILD that cannot build.
Plugins are not part of the package: they are installed from GitHub on the
Plugins page, which is why git is an optional dependency.
Use ./deploy.sh → AUR → Publish tidedeck-bin. It confirms the GitHub release has
both Linux tarballs and SHA256SUMS, takes the digests from that published file
(never a local build), hashes LICENSE at the tag, picks pkgrel, renders the
PKGBUILD and .SRCINFO, shows the diff, and pushes only after you confirm.
Run ./deploy.sh --dry-run first to rehearse without pushing anything, and
./deploy.sh --check to see what a release still needs.