Hi, I need two spec files to properly build documentation ( don't ask me reason, but upstream need compile binary againts installed library to generate documentation for it), so I create two spec files and second one required already built first ( I don't want to create two packages in BS as tarball is quite big), but it looks only one is processed. How can I process both? source: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show?package=clanlib&project=home%3Aj...
Thanks Josef
Am 14.12.2011 11:30, schrieb Josef Reidinger:
Hi, I need two spec files to properly build documentation ( don't ask me reason, but upstream need compile binary againts installed library to generate documentation for it), so I create two spec files and second one required already built first ( I don't want to create two packages in BS as tarball is quite big), but it looks only one is processed. How can I process both? source: https://build.opensuse.org/package/show?package=clanlib&project=home%3Aj...
you need two packages, one being a link to the other.
Example:
/your:project/fooishbar/fooishbar.spec /fooishbaz.spec /fooish.tar.gz /fooishbar.changes /fooishbaz.changes
then do "osc linkpac your:project fooishbar your:project fooishbaz"
Voila.
That's how I do it for example on home:seife:avr, avr-gcc-master contains only sources and specfiles, but it not even built. Then there are links avr-gcc-436 avr-gcc-453 avr-gcc-462 avr-gcc-47-20111105 which all point to avr-gcc-master.
Hope this helps,
Stefan