adtpro-git

• Path: arch/maintained/adtpro-git
• Initial build failure during the 2026-07-07 “build all packages for x86_64” private-repo release pass (see repo_release_logs/maintained_adtpro-git.log): source=() uses a git+... VCS source but makedepends (line 12, was ('cc65')) didn’t include git. ERROR: Cannot find the git package needed to handle git sources.
• Fixed 2026-07-07 later same day: added git to makedepends (makedepends=('cc65' 'git')), bumped pkgrel 1 -> 2 (packaging-only fix, no upstream change, so pkgrel not pkgver), regenerated .SRCINFO.
• Retried and got past the git error, but hit a different, genuine problem next: error: target not found: cc65. Unlike the KDE5/Qt5 stack (custom packages missing from a clean chroot but present in this tree), cc65 isn’t vendored anywhere in arch/ at all – it’s a real AUR-only package in actual Arch too, and this PKGBUILD apparently assumes it’s already installed on whatever system builds it (e.g. via a normal AUR helper outside this private-repo tooling), which a clean extra-x86_64-build chroot never has.
• Not fixed further as part of this pass – would need either vendoring a cc65 package into this tree, or building adtpro-git some other way that has cc65 available (e.g. pre-seeding the chroot, out of scope for a plain build+sign+publish run).
• 2026-08-02: vendored cc65 into the tree (see memory/cc65.md), which resolved the cc65 blocker. Hit one more: build() runs ant all but ant wasn’t in makedepends – ant: command not found. Fixed: added ant to makedepends (it pulls in java-environment/a JDK itself as its own dependency, so nothing else needed), pkgrel 1 -> 2. Built+published cleanly afterward (2.1.0.r17.g3580637-2), x86_64 only.