now everything is done via rpm specfile, setup.py (and/or makefile) does nothing. that's what i want to achieve: make specfile stupid simple and setup.py more complex, to have tuna more friendly for rpm-less distros. and that specfile is useless in age of tito, koji, copr and mock (what's more, stored in bad place). if so, i vote for tuna.spec.in without changelog part, modified only when some new file will be added.
best regards
jiri kastner
On Thu, Jan 30, 2014 at 03:07:00PM +0100, David Sommerseth wrote:
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> > hi, i plan remove rpm folder in all packages and also makefile and
> > move all setup/install tasks to setup.py. therefore all patches
> > which are changing rpm folder and specfile are not going to be
> > accepted :)
> >
>
> Just thinking aloud ... Is this so clever? What is the problem with
> having the RPM directory and spec file there?
>
> I would however, consider spec files shipped in a project to be more
> "distro neutral". And then rpmbuild can be used on other
> non-RHEL/Fedora platforms easily, such as SuSE and Mandrake/Mandriva,
> to mention a few. I think of rpmbuild -t{a,b,s} <tarball> in particular.
>
> For official inclusion in each of the distros, a different spec file
> will most likely needed, but this spec file can then serve as a nice
> template to start with.
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> Just my 2 cents.
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>
> - --
> kind regards,
>
> David Sommerseth
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