Closed #2677.
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There is also an error in this as OBS increases the second number of release,
like 1.2 -> 1.3 .
Will implement in obs-build instead.
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The changelog bumps for every build, even no-change rebuilds.
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Are rebuilds with changed dependencies but unchanged source never done for
Fedora?
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The correct fix for openSUSE is that the OBS builder should generate a new
`SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH` number to pass into the rpmbuild environment and you should
_not_ set `%source_date_epoch_from_changelog 1`.
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Oh, I misunderstood, this is about files inside of the package, not the RPM
itself.
I don't think this change is a valid one, because you're basically asking for
RPMs to be automatically because your process flow includes automatic rebuilds
that don't bump changelogs. That's what setting `SOURC
The fix is to _not_ clamp buildtime to SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH (i.e. don't set
`%use_source_date_epoch_as_buildtime 1`). We don't do this in Fedora and I
don't recommend any distribution to do it if they have a pipeline that relies
on the buildtime (and the openSUSE pipeline definitely does).
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873e2c4b7b2958c40aee38d073c0d5d88e4687fe Increment build date every release
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for %source_date_epoch_from_changelog to avoid breaking rsync without
--checksum or anything else that relies on modification time stamp of files to
detect changes. Only use the number at the start of the string for this. To
ensure clamping mtime still works the date needs to be in the past, so
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