I tested this, and I think it is working for me. There is something strange-looking about the indentation in some places, but I think you might already have noticed, and will be able to resolve that.

There is something strange-looking about the indentation in some places, but I think you might already have noticed, and will be able to resolve that.

Haven't noticed anything of the sort.
There's some over-indenting from conditionals that could be turned into guard clauses, but the indentation as is seems correct to me.
If you have any specific examples please do point them out.

Oh ok, sure, here is one of them

https://github.com/TomJo2000/termux-tools-prs/blob/924edb6859681eb1b57da7f15d2fab9307a58f18/scripts/pkg.in#L432-L434

That part was already lined up with the line above, it just used spaces instead of tabs for indentation, which doesn't match the rest of the script.

yes I understand that, but all I am trying to explain is that it is no longer "lined up" after this. This is how it looks on my screen.

Looks fine on my device.

Probably an issue with your set tapstop?

There's snapped it back to 3 tabs.

The problem is also visible in your screenshot, but then you fixed it in a force push so I guess you are now able to see the problem with how it was before

The problem is also visible in your screenshot

Then I'm not seeing what you meant.

I screenshotted your screenshot and drew a line on it, in my opinion the line should be straight BUT it is ok and does not matter very much because:

• it is purely whitespace-related and does not affect the script operation at all
• you already fixed it by force pushing a commit which makes the line straight

It was aligned with un*|rem*|rm|del*, so I kept it aligned that way when I fixed the indentation from spaces to tabs.
But yeah it should just be straight.

On my screen, the current change does not change the straight shape of the "line", but this discrepancy can come as a side effect of the different settings of tab width for each user, like you mentioned.

Just finished testing the termux-info changes.
The new version does away with the previous special casing for the sources.list file outside the sources.list.d directory by consolidating the find into a for loop, glob and case for classification instead.