Le samedi 07 janvier 2012 14:53:59, vous avez écrit : > Le samedi 07 janvier 2012 13:58:05, Luc Menut a écrit : > > Le 07/01/2012 13:23, Florent Monnier a écrit : > > > Hi, > > > > > > In Mandriva I was using this command to make proper attribution of > > > imported .spec files: > > > > > > $ mdvsys import foo.src.rpm --message 'this spec file is imported from > > > Fedora where it was written by X' > > > > > > I'm trying to make the equivalent with this command: > > > > > > $ mgarepo putsrpm -m "this spec file is imported from Mandriva where it > > > was written by X" package.src.rpm > > > error: no such option: -m > > > > > > $ mgarepo putsrpm --message "this spec file is imported from Mandriva > > > where it was written by X" package.src.rpm > > > error: no such option: --message > > > > > > $ mgarepo putsrpm --help | grep -- -m > > > > > > -m LOG Log message used when commiting changes > > > > > > What is the right command line to achieve this? > > > > Can you try mgarepo putsrpm -l LOG ... ? > > Yes it does work, thanks
Also I would like to know how to get the name of a mandriva packager from its mandriva nickname? (in order to make the proper attribution of the imported .spec file.) I have also noticed that several Mageia packagers don't do any proper attribution to the original authors of the spec files when importing. Is it considered optional ? because when I was a Mandriva packager, when I was importing Fedora spec files and debian patches I have been asked by them to make this proper attribution when importing. Why is it considered optional when it comes from Mandriva ? -- Cheers
