changelog: update for aurutils 6
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## 5.2
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## 6
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* `aur-seach`
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+ `-a` now correctly returns the union of search results
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In previous versions, `aur search` would display an intersection of search
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results, the symmetric difference with `-a` (bug), and the concatenation with
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`-r`. (#918)
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## 5.1
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`aur search -a` now correctly returns the union, and the `-r` output is
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processed with jq(1) to return the intersection by default, or the union (with
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duplicates removed) with `-a`. This processing is done because the RPC
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interface as of aurweb 6.0.11 does not expose set operations, and so
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`aur-search` performs one search for each argument. `aur search --json` was
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added as an alias to `--raw`, and the latter option is now deprecated.
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* `aur-query`
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+ correctly evaluate `AUR_QUERY_RPC_SPLITNO_POST`
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+ lower default of `AUR_QUERY_RPC_SPLITNO_POST` to 500
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The implementation is done in `aur-query`, which now takes the intersection of
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search results by default. The union can be taken with `aur query --any`, or
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unprocessed results shown with `-r` or `--raw`. In each case, the output is
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newline delimited (JSON Lines, `jq -r`). If the search completed without
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results, `aur-query` will either exit with status 0 (if no request resulted in
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an error), 1 (if the `-e` option was specified), or 2 (if at least one request
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resulted in an error).
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`AUR_QUERY_RPC_SPLITNO_POST` received bug fixes (#920), and the default has
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been reduced to 500 after experiencing issues with a larger number of
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arguments. Users looking to use `aur-query -t info` with a very large number
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of arguments should instead consider `aur pkglist --info`.
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`AUR_QUERY_RPC_PARALLEL` also received several bugfixes.
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## 5
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