There is much stuff which isn't in the AUR at all, or if so in versions similar to debian default, and/or orphaned.
Nonetheless, the full tray is just one yay away, which also speaks git.
How you use such tools is totally up to you.
So far I've been unaffected by the AUR hickups, running Cachy for about 2 years now.
But I've been always wary about the AUR, trying to minimize its use. Even in the phase where I used pure Arch for several years. It tends to get messy. So less AUR is less mess.
Nonetheless, the full tray is just one yay away, which also speaks git.
How you use such tools is totally up to you.
So far I've been unaffected by the AUR hickups, running Cachy for about 2 years now.
But I've been always wary about the AUR, trying to minimize its use. Even in the phase where I used pure Arch for several years. It tends to get messy. So less AUR is less mess.