Hi, I am a bit new to osc and OBS and for now I'm just building RPMs locally for openSUSE TW using 'osc build' Under my home:<account> folder, I have 2 packages: libfoo and foo. I created a .spec for libfoo and have it built successfully with 'osc build'. Now I want to build foo and made a .spec for it. It depends on libfoo and the .spec references it but I can't understand how to have the RPMS generated for libfoo to be installed in the chroot for foo which are necessary for it to compile. I can manually install libfoo RPMs with 'osc shell' but they are removed when building foo (and --noinit does not help). My guess is that this approach is wrong. So what is the proper workflow to build dependent packages locally ? Eventually I plan to have it built by OBS but I would like to avoid it without having stuff working locally first (if possible)... -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+unsubscribe@opensuse.org To contact the owner, e-mail: opensuse-buildservice+owner@opensuse.org