I'm not sure I understand your question-- If you're using gbs as your build
tool, only packages with updates will be rebuilt.  Is that what you are
asking for?

Paul



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On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 8:18 PM, Madhu Kumar <gogetit2...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Hi All,
>
> Is it a workable solution to use the already built RPMS packages in the
> subsequent builds and reduce the over all build time?
> For example, we know that toolchain packages also gets built when we build
> Tizen platform sources. Is it possible to re-use these toolchain built RPMS
> (from the very first build) in another new system so that the overall build
> time there gets reduced?
>
> Below is what I tried and was not successful. After analysis of the build
> time, observed that webkit-efl package takes long time build. I tried
> excluding this package from the build and observed that overall packages to
> built came to around 410. Tried building it but many packages failed to
> build giving "error nothing provides" :(
>
> My idea is to reuse some of the built RPMS and other components, obtained
> from the  fresh build, and reduce the over all build time on a new system.
>
> Please provide any inputs or pointers for the same.
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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