File conflicts with latest cosmic-settings-daemon-git update

Hi there,

first off, great job with CachyOS. After 15 years on Linux, this is my first time venturing into Arch. I’ve tried vanilla Arch and other Arch-based distributions, but Cachy is the first one that stuck and I’m really enjoying it.

I’m running into an issue with the latest update of the cosmic-settings-daemon-git package.
The files from the previous dependency adw-gtk3 conflict with the files from the current version’s dependency adw-gtk-theme.

Package (10)                          Old Version                  New Version                  Net Change  Download Size

extra/adw-gtk-theme                                                5.3-2                          2.01 MiB               
cachyos/cosmic-settings-daemon-git    1.0.0.alpha.1.r1.g75f9213-1  1.0.0.alpha.1.r1.g75f9213-3    0.00 MiB

error: failed to commit transaction (conflicting files)
adw-gtk-theme: /usr/share/themes/adw-gtk3-dark/gtk-3.0/assets/bullet-symbolic.svg exists in filesystem (owned by adw-gtk3)
adw-gtk-theme: /usr/share/themes/adw-gtk3-dark/gtk-3.0/assets/bullet-symbolic.symbolic.png exists in filesystem (owned by adw-gtk3)
adw-gtk-theme: /usr/share/themes/adw-gtk3-dark/gtk-3.0/assets/bullet@2-symbolic.symbolic.png exists in filesystem (owned by adw-gtk3)
adw-gtk-theme: /usr/share/themes/adw-gtk3-dark/gtk-3.0/assets/check-symbolic.svg exists in filesystem (owned by adw-gtk3)
...
adw-gtk-theme: /usr/share/themes/adw-gtk3/gtk-4.0/gtk-dark.css exists in filesystem (owned by adw-gtk3)
adw-gtk-theme: /usr/share/themes/adw-gtk3/gtk-4.0/gtk.css exists in filesystem (owned by adw-gtk3)
adw-gtk-theme: /usr/share/themes/adw-gtk3/index.theme exists in filesystem (owned by adw-gtk3)
Errors occurred, no packages were upgraded.

Do you have a suggestion how to resolve this?

Cheers

sudo pacman -Rdd adw-gtk3
sudo pacman -Syu

Archlinux renamed packages compared to them how they are in the AUR, and therefore are now massive conflict. We are only maintianing the cosmic stable packages - on the git packages you need to complain at the AUR Maintainers.

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Ok, great, thank you!

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