(1) Add `provides=("linux-pinetab2=$pkgver-$pkgrel")` and
`conflicts=(linux-pinetab2)` so pacman -U cleanly replaces the
upstream linux-pinetab2 package without needing --overwrite for the
shared rk3566-pinetab2-*.dtb files.
Verified end-to-end on ohm 2026-05-08: with these declarations
pacman would refuse coexistence (matching the actual filesystem
reality - both packages own the same DTB paths) and accept upgrade
when removing the old package.
Keeping `replaces=(wireguard-arch)` from upstream linux-pinetab2.
Not adding linux-pinetab2 to replaces= since the soft-upstream
intent is opt-in sidegrade, not auto-install on -Syu.
(2) Replace the bash for-loop DTB strip with find -delete.
The original loop silently no-op'd during the makepkg-fakeroot
package() phase: build verification of the published .pkg.tar.zst
showed 236 DTBs, 234 of them unrelated boards (px30-*, rk3308-*,
rk3328-*, rk3399-*, etc). Root cause not pinned down (suspected
nullglob or cwd interaction), but find -mindepth 1 -maxdepth 1
! -name 'rk3566-pinetab2-*' -delete is robust to that environment
and correctly identifies 2 to keep / 234 to remove on the existing
pkgdir.
Net pkg size impact: ~5 MB reduction (most non-pinetab2 DTBs are
20-40 KB).
No kernel rebuild required - PKGBUILD-only metadata + package() logic
change. Will take effect on the next makepkg run.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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