There seems to be a weird regression in rpm 4.13.
If a package contains
```
%files
%defattr*644,root,root,755)
%doc README
```
then the file README is copied to %{_defaultdocdir}/%{name} as expected, but
said directory is assigned permission 644 (instead of 755). This used to work
correct
> @DimStar77 ,
>
> > Just to chime in here as well: openSUSE has the 'distro bootstrap' split
> > and tries to keep it under control. It's right that python3 is already in
> > that chain (we build python3 is a minimal set with as few deps as possible,
> > and an enhanced set, in two runs)
>
>
Just to chime in here as well: openSUSE has the 'distro bootstrap' split and
tries to keep it under control. It's right that python3 is already in that
chain (we build python3 is a minimal set with as few deps as possible, and an
enhanced set, in two runs)
I made a quick check as to what that
> That said, if people _really_ think Python is a problem, I'm all in favor of
> CMake here. The rest of the package manager stack maintained in this
> organization uses it. Heck, openSUSE's Zypper uses it!
Weak argument: libzypp/zypper are not needed to bootstrap a distro (but we
already have
