Stefan Seyfried píše v Út 22. 10. 2019 v 10:32 +0200:
Hi packaging gurus,
I am regularly rebuilding current Factory packages for ancient SLES releases (SLES15, SLES12-SP1...4, sometimes even SLES11). Many current spec files have gotten deprived of their %defattr(...) lines, which causes warnings like these:
[ 25s] python-wheel.src:102: W: files-attr-not-set [ 25s] python-wheel.src:103: W: files-attr-not-set [ 25s] python-wheel.src:104: W: files-attr-not-set [ 25s] python-wheel.src:105: W: files-attr-not-set [ 25s] python-wheel.src:106: W: files-attr-not-set [ 25s] A file or a directory entry in a %files section does not have attributes set [ 25s] which may result in unexpected file permissions and thus security issues in [ 25s] the resulting binary package depending on the build environment and rpmbuild [ 25s] version (typically < 4.4). Add default attributes using %defattr before it in [ 25s] the %files section, or use per entry %attr's.
Given the state of the rpmlint package it does not make sense to care in any way to its warnings and notifications outside the openSUSE:Tumbleweed repository. So you still have to fix errors or report a fail on older codestreams we can patch in rpmlint. But in general the only rpmlint you should listen to is the one from the Tumbleweed.