Am Mittwoch, 11. April 2012, 10:21:10 schrieb Praveen_Paladugu@Dell.com:
While using linking on OBS, I get a _link file similar to the following
<link package="CentOS-Live-VMDK" rev="9310cbd84d63e722ad66abca52a985fa" cicount="copy" baserev="9310cbd84d63e722ad66abca52a985fa"> <patches> <apply name="project.diff" /> </patches> </link>
I searched around on the opensuse-buildservice mailing list and found out the value assigned to "rev" is an md5sum. Could someone please clarify md5sum of what is captured in "rev" . Also I am only interested in using the standard revision numbers in the links (ex: 12, 34, 89 etc). There is a way to map the md5sum value to a particular revision of the source project?
Is there way to tell OSC to use only the revision numbers instead of md5sum values while creating new links?
you will run into problems if the linked target is a link again. eg openSUSE:Factory <- devel:gcc when you link against -r7 in devel:gcc and -r9 gets submitted to factory, you will get anyway -r9 because the link gets merged. The md5sum is the merged sources md5, so it is really static.
Thank you Praveen K Paladugu Dell Linux Engineering
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