Dear Arch Linux Trusted Users, I am writing to respectfully appeal the suspension of my primary AUR account, username: ozan-fn.
I would like to clarify the recent situation regarding the 'antigravity-ide' package. The package was flagged and criticized by some users who suspected that the PKGBUILD contained "AI slop" or suspicious scripts. I want to clarify that while the initial configuration attempts were flawed, the download URL used in the package is indeed the official Google release URL. Out of panic and a desperate desire to save the package and hand it over to the right hands, I made a mistake by creating a second account (username: 2586ozan). Through that account, I immediately added an experienced contributor, @AlphaLynx, as a co-maintainer. @AlphaLynx has since cleaned up the PKGBUILD perfectly, shifted the source to the official Google CDN, and submitted a formal merge request (PRQ#81922). The package 'antigravity-ide' is now completely safe, properly maintained, and follows all AUR packaging standards thanks to this collaboration. I sincerely apologize for the initial messy script and for inappropriately creating a second account to bypass the situation. My only intention was to prevent the package from dying and to ensure the community got a working version. I kindly request the Trusted Users to unsuspend my original account (ozan-fn). I am more than happy to have the temporary account (2586ozan) deleted once my primary account is restored, provided that the maintainer/submitter status for 'antigravity-ide' is transferred back to 'ozan-fn' so that @AlphaLynx, @kIERO, and I can continue working on it together. Thank you for your understanding, time, and help in resolving this matter. Best regards, Akhmad Fauzan (ozan-fn)
