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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=530090


Jochen Schmitt <[email protected]> changed:

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--- Comment #1 from Jochen Schmitt <[email protected]>  2009-10-21 
14:11:13 EDT ---
Good:
+ Package nameing fullfill naming guidelines
+ Package is written in English
+ Consistently usage of rpmmacros
+ URL shows on proper project homepage
+ Could download upstream package via spectool -g
+ Package fullfill emacs packaging guidelines
+ Package tarball matches with upstream
(md5sum: 940f1b6a08a346af8c0174ce4623b5cf)
+ License tag states GPLv3 as a OSS license
+ Local build works fine
+ Rpmlint is quite on source rpmmacros
+ Rpmlint is ok for binary rpms
+ Koji build works fine.
+ Local install and uninstall works fine
+ files has proper file permission
+ All files are owned by the package
+ Documentation is small, so we need no extra subpackage
+ Package has proper Changelog

Bad:
- Package doesn't contains most recent release of the application.
  The most recent release is 30.8.
- License tag should be GPLv2+ which is stated in the header of the source code
files
- Why you use '-n %{name}-el'. We should prefer 'el' for the subpackage name.
- Package doesn't contains a verbatin copy of the license. please contact
upstream
  for getting one in the upstream package.

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