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The change only updates the pinned upstream release identifiers and the corresponding integrity hashes in PKGBUILD. The source remains HTTPS from the official Pale Moon repository, still pinned to a specific commit, and there are no new build-time commands, network fetches, privilege escalations, or packaging changes. I did not see any suspicious new sources or install-time behavior. Risk is low; the main trust assumption remains the upstream commit itself, which is unchanged in nature from prior versions.
@@ -53,10 +53,10 @@ source=(git+"https://repo.palemoon.org/MoonchildProductions/${_repo}?signed#comm
git+"https://repo.palemoon.org/MoonchildProductions/UXP"
mozconfig.in)
validpgpkeys=('3DAD8CD107197488D2A2A0BD40481E7B8FCF9CEC')
-sha1sums=('a07417b0a739fcfe545ece8cdd207892e482b2c0'
+sha1sums=('2c2f17bd3aa18c3ce692101dc9aa2550ba8ff51d'
'SKIP'
'a45ac7de3b664dcadb0917a975ee0b859385b719')
-sha256sums=('8ee134bd58544309eaadb40aa0302d3861c8b1ca8b44adf34c17190661c9b7d6'
+sha256sums=('39ff9fdbe2f7e67a898409cc46fc6a23925b6951687ead89fa5a9f3411f65dc3'
'SKIP'
'd74ba2d07f5ddb9a8268c64745995a310f5aa2033ca3c8634a22e0cbcf0fa3c2')