On Tue, Sep 27, 2016 at 7:43 AM, Michal Hlavac <miso@hlavki.eu> wrote:
hi Greg,
thanks for review. I hope it looks better now, but I don't know what you mean by "And are there really devel files in this package?"
thanks, m.
For the *.changes file, you don't have to have a dated entry for every home project change. Accumulate them together, and then have a single dated entry for each submission to the devel project. For a package being submitted to a devel package for the first time, I normally use something like: "Initial package in OBS: version 1.2.3" No other narrative because people don't care about my internal pre-release struggles. You will find you get rejects for your SRs about your changes file as often as you do you spec file. => devel files Some packages provide integration files for other packages to use if they want to build on the current package. Think about a library, there are often "header" files that have to be used at build time. These are typically provided in a sub-package: library-devel Then the user has this in their spec file: Buildrequires: library-devel Greg
On pondelok, 26. septembra 2016 8:24:02 CEST Greg Freemyer wrote:
1) If you're going to submit it to a dev project, it has to have a *.changes file. Look at the oldest entry in most *.changes files and you can see the first entry can be very basic.
2) Why:
Provides: %{name}-devel = %{version} Obsoletes: %{name}-devel < %{version}
That pairing is normally reserved for package renames and I don't think this is. And if it is, Obsoletes should have a hardcoded version reflecting the last version released under the old package name.
In general Obsoletes is not used in packages new to OBS.
And are there really devel files in this package? I don't know KDE packaging, but that seems strange.
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