Yay 13.1 lands for Arch Linux with faster dependency resolution, improved multi-term package searches, Lua scripting options for search hooks, and fixes for.SRCINFO metadata handling and ALPM lock cleanups.
Yay now calculates more quickly what other programs an application needs to run, so the installation and upgrade process can be completed faster.
Packet search processes data more efficiently and gives better results, especially when the search includes many words.
Version 13.1 favors program replacements from the official repositories over corresponding upgrades from community repositories. Also, when a package name exactly matches the search, Yay follows the order of repositories specified by the user in the pacman configuration.
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For those using the Lua programming language, features have been added to help make package searches faster, as well as support for more organized configuration options. Type definitions for Yay have also been added. Command-line help has been made more useful, and messages can now be displayed in different languages.
The update also fixes how Yay handles information about programs required for an installation when building them from files. .SRCINFOIt also removes ALPM locks when an operation is aborted and fixes issues with Git compare commands and remote repositories queries.
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