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I personally love pacman. And of course AUR wrappers like yay.
Pacman is simple and just works. No fuss.
I've been updating enterprise linux hosts via cron for 25 years. I used to watch them. Now, given the quasi-rollback options and validation, I use repos I can trust and I review the payload after. It's less resilient since EL7 (ohai Lennart) but still so very simple. I'll thunderdome your OS Security chief on that as well.