https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=2133551

Fabio Valentini <[email protected]> changed:

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--- Comment #1 from Fabio Valentini <[email protected]> ---
Quick comments from Rust packaging POV:

1) %global __cargo_skip_build 0

Where did you get this? This macro hasn't been used for ages and doesn't do
anything.

2) %global __cargo_is_lib() false

This should not be necessary.

3) Building against vendored dependencies is forbidden for a Fedora package.
At the very least (for ELN / RHEL), they need to be listed as "Provides:
bundled(crate(foo)) = 1.2.3" alongside their licenses.

4) > # Needs, at least, tss bindings regen / ExcludeArch:    s390x i686
%{power64}

This probably needs to be fixed in the rust-tss-esapi-sys package?

5) %{__cargo} build --release --features openssl-kdf/deny_custom

This looks very weird, why are you using this custom build command?
You should be able to pass features to "%cargo_build" easily enough with
something like "%cargo_build -f openssl-kdf/deny_custom".
Using standard "%cargo_build" should also make setting "profile.release.debug =
true" unnecessary, since the correct flags are set by %cargo_build already.

6) %bcond_without check

This does nothing if you don't use %cargo_generate_buildrequires, since there's
not even a %check section.

7) License tag does not reflect bundled / statically linked components.


General question: The package name is fido-*, the summary mentions FIDO, but
the subpackages are fdo* and only mention FDO? Is that the same thing or are
there typos in some places?


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