You mean that ABF should pickup the latest code from your github
repository? This is possible and can be achieved by means of rpmbuild
which is able to download the remote sources during the build. All you
should do is to specify remote URL as a Source in the spec file.
For example, take a look at spec file for abf console client that
automatically fetches tarball from "soft/abf-console-client" project:
https://abf.io/openmandriva/abf-console-client/blob/master/abf-console-client.spec#lc-10
In the same way you can specify URLs to github. For example, here is a
link to zip file of your master branch:
https://github.com/tapwag/siefs/archive/master.zip
On 16.04.2015 12:11, Maik Wagner wrote:
Hello everyone,
first of all a big thanks to Crispin and Alexander for tackling the
issue of "SieFS" and creating a package.
I also posted this in a Linux forum where I got some advice as
apparently it linked to an invalid library. A little "sed" magic did
the trick and I pushed the edited code into a github.com repository:
https://github.com/tapwag/siefs
I would now like to link this to the ABF so that the ABF picks up the
repository code and compiles it into a package. Could you give me step
by step instructions how to accomplish this task?
I will be happy to translate your instructions into German and push it
to the wiki.
Thanks again,
--
Regards,
Denis.
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