Ah, then yes, that would be what I were looking for. But because quite
unintuitive name I have never tried to use it.
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rpmbuild -bi does run %check, and it also runs the usual files checks. Like I
said, it basically does everything but produce binaries.
`fedpkg install` (it's a weird name for what it does, yes) is the fedpkg
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seems ``rpmbuild -bl`` would be ideal for me.
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I want to check unit tests are passing in my builds. Also I want to check
%files are found and packaged, but most of time I will delete built rpms
without installing them. Afaik *fedpkg* does not allow to use rpmbuild -bi
alternative, but has -bb via local build :)
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If you don't care about binaries then why are you building them in the first
place?
'rpmbuild -bi' and will do all the same build steps, only it wont procuce
packages or clean the build, because it's *intended* for that sort of work.
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Tags on mentioned commit say:
Follows: rpm-4.17.0-alpha
Precedes: rpm-4.19.0-alpha
Just tried it on rpm-build-4.16.1.3-29.el9.s390x, where --noclean is not
necessary. This is not about deleting buildroot *before* the build, but *after
successful* build.
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> Before commit
> https://github.com/rpm-software-management/rpm/commit/b34333fa021c0ee7215714eeef96d1a2843ea08e,
> rpmbuild has by default kept built artifacts.
RPM has deleted the buildroot tree by default since RPM 4.6. If it wasn't doing
that before, that's a bug.
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In fact, I might want to delete built rpms instead. Usually I do not need them
anyway, because I do local builds usually just o test something with built
version. I need builddir, but not locally generated rpms. But that would be
other topic.
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