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Add post_upgrade hook to clear GPU cache#7
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This adds an install script that clears the GPU shader cache on package upgrades. Cached shaders from older Chromium versions can cause: - Video flickering (especially on NVIDIA with Wayland) - GPU process crashes - Rendering glitches - WebGL failures The script clears GPUCache and ShaderCache directories for all users during package upgrades, preventing these issues. Fixes video rendering issues after upgrades. See: https://issues.chromium.org/issues/469458278 See: basecamp/omarchy#3891
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Summary
This PR adds an install script (
omarchy-chromium.install) that clears the GPU shader cache on package upgrades.Problem
Cached shaders from older Chromium versions can cause rendering issues after browser upgrades:
This is a common troubleshooting step that users have to perform manually, but package managers don't handle it automatically.
Solution
The
post_upgrade()function in the install script:GPUCacheandShaderCachedirectories for all userspacman -SyuupgradesFiles Changed
omarchy-chromium.install(new) - Install script with post_upgrade hookPKGBUILD- Addedinstall=omarchy-chromium.installdirectivePKGBUILD.arm64- Addedinstall=omarchy-chromium.installdirectiveRelated Issues
Test Plan
makepkg