* Orion Poplawski:
> I'm trying to do something like this in %check:
>
> %{?with_xwayland:xwayland-run -- } %ctest --verbose || :
>
> but I'm ending up with just:
>
> xwayland-run --
> /usr/bin/ctest --test-dir "redhat-linux-build-${mpi:-serial}" \
>
> because %ctest starts with a newline:
>
> %ctest(:-:h:j:u:v:A:C:D:E:F:H:I:L:M:N:O:Q:R:S:T:U:V:) \
> %__ctest --test-dir "%{__cmake_builddir}" \\\
> ...
>
> So I have to do the strange:
>
> %{?with_xwayland:xwayland-run -- \ } %ctest --verbose || :
>
> Can we get some kind of standard that rpm macros should not be defined
> to start with a newline?
What about RPM macros that contain multiple shell commands? They
wouldn't work in this situation, either.
> Or is there some other better way to handle this in general?
You can put the macro expansion into an exported bash function and call
that.
wrapper () {
%ctest --verbose
}
declare -fx wrapper
%{?with_xwayland:xwayland-run -- } wrapper || :
This works if the macro expands to multiple shell commands, and should
handle most shell control flow contructs, too.
Thanks,
Florian
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