On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 12:27:04PM -0400, Devan Goodwin wrote:
> I think the build.py script for building spacewalk packages is ready
> for some wider testing. At this point the functionality should be
> roughly equivalent to the Makefile.git. If you're looking to build
> spacewalk packages the script is located in rel-eng/bin/build.py.
>
> To use it just cd to the project you want to build and call the script
> via full path, or add it to your PATH variable and make your life
> easier.
>
> cd java/
> build.py --srpm
>
> Also if you'd prefer to have your packages built somewhere *other* than
> the current working directory (which is very useful) Jan's setup for
> configuring this still works:
>
> (dgood...@elaine)[~/src/spacewalk] % cat ~/.spacewalk-build-rc
> RPMBUILD_BASEDIR = /tmp/spacewalk-build
>
> Usage is:
>
> (dgood...@elaine)[~/src/spacewalk] % build.py --help
> Usage: build.py [options] arg
>
> Options:
> -h, --help show this help message and exit
> --tgz build .tar.gz
> --srpm build srpm
> --rpm build rpm
> --dist=DIST dist tag to apply to srpm and/or rpm (i.e. .el5)
> --test Use current branch HEAD instead of latest package tag.
> --no-cleanup Do not clean up temporary build directories/files.
> --tag=TAG Build a specific tag instead of the latest version.
> (i.e. spacewalk-java-0.4.0-1)
> --debug Print debug messages.
> --tag-release Tag a new release of the package. (i.e. x.y.z-R+1
> --keep-version Use spec file version/release to tag package.
>
> Combine --test with --rpm or --srpm to replicate the functionality of
> make test-rpm.
>
> Please note that anyone can build tgz, srpm, or rpm, but the tagging of
> packages should really only be done by those with commit access. (you
> can still do it, the tags will just be meaningless and cause conflicts
> when someone tags the same version you have locally)
>
> Please let me know if you see any problems, or if there's anything else
> you'd like to be added.
Devan,
if I need srpm from particular tag, I can do
spacewalk$ make srpm TAG=tsdb-1.27.17-1
in the top level of the spacewalk repo and get .src.rpm created.
If I try
spacewalk$ rel-eng/bin/build.py --tag=tsdb-1.27.17-1 --srpm
I get
ERROR: Unable to locate a spec file in /mnt/data/project/spacewalk
What is the correct way of building a package from a particular tag,
without chdirring to package's directory (which might not even exist
by now)?
--
Jan Pazdziora
Satellite Engineering, Red Hat
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