rob05c edited a comment on issue #2513: Add TO Go plugin system URL: https://github.com/apache/trafficcontrol/pull/2513#issuecomment-410737736 >dist/traffic_ops-2.3.0-8898.4abdfa71.el7.x86_64.rpm has no obvious indication of that plugin list, I'm not sure how you mean. Doing `rpm -qip dist/traffic_ops-2.3.0-8898.4abdfa71.el7.x86_64.rpm` shows the list of plugins. How else would you expect to see them? In the file name of the RPM itself? That would be pretty verbose. I looked at some other RPMs out there with compiled extensions, and this seems to be the common way to do it. > If I somehow plugin XYZ got missed now I have to go rebuild the rpm It isn't possible to miss a plugin in the compile, unless you forgot to check your code in to git. If the code is there, it will be compiled, it isn't possible to miss. And IMO that's a feature: if you could somehow add plugins to an RPM after creation, it would be impossible to determine which plugins are installed by looking at RPM or Yum, by definition.
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