I maintain a number of packages (not for openSUSE, though) that have a fair amount of compile-time flexibility built into them. The 'usual' method I use (as well as having seen others use it, so I imagine it's a bit of a convention), is to build the RPM using "--with <foo>" I've got one package (for example) that can be built 100+ different ways. I certainly would find it useful to have a feature that would handle them all, and allow me to specify the various --with options. I can think of two use cases: 1.) static "--with <foo>" options (that are always used for the packages built by the build service) 2.) combination lists, which would end up being a nested 'for' loop, along the lines of (using shell syntax): for i in 'foo bar' do for j in 'sna fu' do for k in 'am toast' do rpmbuild -bb --with $k --with $j --with $n my.spec done done done I realize I may end up having to implement it myself, but I thought I'd first see how interesting the idea sounds to other users of the build service. -- Troy Telford --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe@opensuse.org For additional commands, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+help@opensuse.org