Closed #787.
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Looks like there are solutions already there. While they are not that beautiful
it still beats adding another special case.
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Here's another solution:
```
%global godocs docs examples code-of-conduct.md %dnl\
README.md
```
This uses the new %dnl macro to eat away the newline generated by the trailing
`\`.
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I am sorry, but I do not know any way how to do it.
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@pavlinamv scrap it, it can not be aliased just within a macro file, because it
depends on the next line starting just after the marker. Or is there a way to
eat this next line safely?
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@pavlinamv: that should work, thanks for the idea!
However, it is so smart and unintuitive, I doubt many will thing about it. A
clean marker (even if it's just an alias) would be better. Is that something
that could be added to official rpm macros or do I need to push it
`redhat-rpm-config`
You can use %{shrink:...} this way:
```%global godocs docs examples code-of-conduct.md %{shrink:\```
``` }README.md```
"godocs" will be defined:
```xdocs examples code-of-conduct.md README.md```
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Sometimes rpm variables need contain long lines of things
https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/golang-sigs-k8s-kustomize/blob/master/f/golang-sigs-k8s-kustomize.spec#_20
and reviewers, prompted by rpmdevtool, will ask to break those lines to less
than 80 columns
Unfortunately there is no easy way
