Fixed checksums and readme.

LICENSE

@@ -186,7 +186,7 @@
       same "printed page" as the copyright notice for easier
       identification within third-party archives.
 
-   Copyright [yyyy] [name of copyright owner]
+   Copyright 2024 mesaprotector <arcanapluvia at gmail dot com>
 
    Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
    you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.

PKGBUILD

@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ depends=(
  	'sudo'
 )
 source=($url/archive/v$pkgver/$pkgname-v$pkgver.tar.gz)
-sha256sums=('76cd4e35800a5e71f19c5c39924e98835d3719f86a77054c87a7fce33e522876')
+sha256sums=('f24309efb5d25f400941181920b490075ccbdfaf79c0536fabe0f3cfbc180ac4')
 
 package() {
 	cd "${srcdir}/${pkgname}-${pkgver}"

README.md

@@ -3,32 +3,39 @@ Prompt for comments after certain actions as root
 
 Requires: ttyecho (https://github.com/osospeed/ttyecho).
 
-Think of this as complementing tools like etckeeper that do versioning control for system files. This
-doesn't do versioning control - instead, all it does is bug you for a comment/explanation *every 
-time* certain commands are run through sudo. If you ever forgot why you installed a package, or ever
-wondered why the hell you made that one-line change to /etc/bluetooth/main.conf, this tool might be
-for you! 
-
-Since it depends on sudo, it won't prompt when you're logged in as real root. But it (optionally)
-will if you get a root shell with sudo -s or sudo -i (see below). 
-
-The provided files are exactly what I use on my system (minus the license, I guess...). They include a
-systemd service to monitor the sudo logfile using entr, and a config file geared towards Arch Linux with
-pacman, bash as shell and vim as editor. However it should not be hard to get it to work on other
+Think of this as complementing tools like etckeeper that do versioning
+control for system files. This doesn't do versioning control - instead,
+all it does is bug you for a comment/explanation *every time* certain
+commands are run through sudo. If you ever forgot why you installed a
+package, or ever wondered why the hell you made that one-line change to
+/etc/bluetooth/main.conf, this tool might be for you! 
+
+Since it depends on sudo, it won't prompt when you're logged in as real
+root. But it (optionally) will if you get a root shell with sudo -s or
+sudo -i (see below). 
+
+Includes a systemd service to monitor the sudo logfile using entr, and
+a config file geared towards Arch Linux with pacman, bash as shell and
+vim as editor. However it should not be hard to get it to work on other
 setups. For my setup, it's "feature-complete" (see issue #4).
 
-With sudo alternatives like doas I'm not sure. It depends on their logging abilities. Would likely
-require a major rewrite though.
+With sudo alternatives like doas I'm not sure. It depends on their
+logging abilities. Would likely require a major rewrite though.
 
-You need to make a couple changes to the sudoers file for this to function:
+You need to make a couple changes to the sudoers file for this to
+function:
 
 Defaults logfile=/var/log/sudo.log (replace with your preferred path)
 
 Defaults!/usr/bin/bash log_subcmds (replace with your preferred shell)
 
-Defaults>root !use_pty (this is included in the default config file and only needs to be uncommented)
+Defaults>root !use_pty (this is included in the default config file and
+only needs to be uncommented)
 
-The second line above is to get sudo-comment to prompt even when editing files in a root shell
-spawned with commands like sudo -i.
+The second line above is to get sudo-comment to prompt even when
+editing files in a root shell spawned with commands like sudo -i.
 
-addcomment can be run manually if the terminal failed to run it (ex. if you type too fast :>). It will exit immediately if there isn't an unresolved change to the sudo log file though.
+addcomment can be run manually if the terminal failed to run it (ex. if
+you type too fast :>). It will exit immediately if there isn't a
+waitcomment process in the background wondering why it hasn't heard
+back from its child yet.