@clime Also, you could just reuse the `Group:` tag for this purpose. I'm not
sure why you need new metadata tags...
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Hello,
right now, spec files do not have any 'type' identifier, which means, they all
need to be treated the same way in a distribution. If they contained a class
specifier, there could be two (or more) types of packages, each with a
different set of requirements given to them by a
Some kind of this has been discussed in #107.. Basically having `Class` or how
you name does not make sense for RPM until it should be handling it differently
(which doesn't make sense for RPM from simple POV).. In theory it could start
changing RPM behaviour like stop adding debuginfo packages
Why not to add `Provides: rpm(class) = container`?
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ignatenkobrain requested changes on this pull request.
either you have to change interpreter to bash or not use arrays..
> @@ -54,7 +55,7 @@ fi
shift
if [ -z "$1" ] ; then usage
-else NAME=$1
+else NAMES[0]=$1
```
$ dash -c "NAMES[0]='x'"
dash: 1: NAMES[0]=x: not found
```
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This is a
[patch](https://build.opensuse.org/package/view_file/Base:System/rpm/perlprov-package.diff)
we apply to rpm in openSUSE. It allows the `perl.prov` script to detect new
variants of Perl package declarations that have been added in recent years.
In [Perl
ignatenkobrain approved this pull request.
Sadly we have no tests for that, but code looks good.
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honestly, I'm not sure how is that useful... But that's not up to me to decide
that.
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@proyvind pushed 1 commit.
7b278b4 change shebang to /bin/bash
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