spacechem fails + ^C not done right about aura HOT 12 CLOSED

1. Thank you for this. I knew somewhere at the back of my mind that this would probably happen, but hoped it would never come up, lol. I also figured that -Ax would fix it.
2. I didn't have the same problem with ^C.
3. You're absolutely right about the built properly thing. It actually annoys me sometimes. It coming up and not producing a list of what has been built (most of the time there wasn't actually anything) is due to the process being recursive. I suppose I could attempt to make it tail-call, passing forward all the completed packages so they could be listed.
4. Spacechem is an awesome game. You should try FTL.

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In fact, I'm going to open a separate issue concerning the "built properly" thing. Note that I've had that ^C thing happen with other programs (not aura) before. Sometimes the shell just doesn't respond as quickly as it should. Can you test this again? I'm tempted to just close this issue.

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I do own it (<3 HIB, although the current one sucks), but I usually play games on Windows.

Tried that four times, and all four times had to hit ^C a bazillion times. So there might be something broken.

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I tried it again and nothing was wrong. Maybe your shell is to blame?

(aaaaand I just played FTL for like... 4 hours. So tired.)

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fish (your shell) also fails over here. Also, it is annoying because it asks for the sudo password EVERY. GODDAMN. TIME.

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Of course it does. Unless you're in the 5 minute window that sudo allows before prompting you again. Running with sudo is very necessary for quite a few internal things to work.

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It doesn’t at this end. Love when stuff breaks up only for one person and works just fine for everyone else.

Out of curiosity, I will test it on a different setup. Will post results soon.

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Please and thank you. I'm going to bed now... been up way too long. Talk to you tomorrow, probably.

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I just tried this and a single ^C exits immediately for me also. It also looks a bit different than Kwpolska's:

==> Searching for spacechem_1012_amd64.tar.gz or SpaceChem-1012.tar.gz or spacechem-linux-1345144627-amd64.deb in dir: "/var/cache/pacman/pkg/spacechem-26515/spacechem/src"
==> ERROR: Game package not found, please type absolute path to spacechem_1012_amd64.tar.gz or SpaceChem-1012.tar.gz or spacechem-linux-1345144627-amd64.deb (/home/joe):
^C
==> ERROR: Aborted by user! Exiting...
aura >>= Well, building spacechem failed.

I'm using bash FWIW.

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Tested that on my “different setup” (which is an Arch VM, purpose of which is to have a sane working environment in Windows) and it is the exact same.

@dkasak: Do you get to the prompt after that? No some packages may have been built but I have been programmed in a very dumb manner and I have absolutely no idea if there are any so I will go for a random call to pacman -U and will try to install them if you will let me message?

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@Kwpolska: Ah, no, sorry, I do get that message; I just dumbly pasted a snippet instead of the whole thing. :-) The output is exactly the same as your -Ax output, except for the part that I pasted. I have no "Session terminated, ..." and "TERM signal caught..." stuff. I'd paste it again, but it seems that AUR is currently down.

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@Kwpolska Recursion is not dumb. I just happened to not make the process tail-call because it was more elegant that way. Please don't insult my source code.

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