New package: dysk-3.6.0b

[yabobay]

Testing the changes

• I tested the changes in this PR: YES

New package

• This new package conforms to the package requirements: YES

Local build testing

• I built this PR locally for my native architecture, x86_64
• I built this PR locally for these architectures (if supported. mark crossbuilds):
  • armv6l (crossbuilt)
  • i686 (crossbuilt)

[Bnyro]

Btw, please don't send PRs from your master branch, the branch name should contain the package name, e.g. dysk or dysk-3.4.0

[Bnyro]

I'm personally using duf which we've already packaged which is very similar, is there any advantage of dysk?

[yabobay]

I'm aware of the master branch thing, i just kinda... slipped up this time. If i'm gonna submit another package sometime, i'll probably just delete my fork and make a new one and do that next time.

I'm personally using duf which we've already packaged which is very similar, is there any advantage of dysk?

Well i wasn't aware of duf but i just tried it, i think i still prefer dysk though for its smaller output by default, plus it doesn't even do the visual usage indicator on a default-sized terminal. It's also packaged in a few distros already so it feels like kind of a reasonable addition.

[ahesford]

Btw, please don't send PRs from your master branch, the branch name should contain the package name, e.g. dysk or dysk-3.4.0

We don't care from what branch you initiate a pull request. If you want to use your own master, go right ahead, just know that it will complicate your workflow if you ever have more than one contribution in flight. If you do prefer to use a new branch, the name is arbitrary and unimportant to us.

[yabobay]

For some reason the template didn't have distfiles, but i remembered it working before... either way, i added that and bumped the version.

[yabobay]

Not sure what to do about the failing check

[github-actions]

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[yabobay]

Bump. I just tested the package and it works.