Hello! I am currently working on the AWS SDK for C++ by Amazon, the package is called "aws-sdk-cpp" [1]. After some fiddling and disabling the testsuite for the time being due to an upstream bug [2], I am at the point where I have to decide how to distribute the SDK files among binary packages. Since I haven't built any larger packages for openSUSE before, in particular not any SDKs or library packages which include development files such static libraries, cmake files and header files, I'm wondering whether anyone can give me a heads-up what the common policy is. In Debian, we usually put all shared library files into a lib$NAME$SOVER package where $NAME is the library name and $SOVER it's SO version. Development files such as headers, cmake files and static library archives go into a lib$NAME-dev package. What's the policy for openSUSE? Also, while the package built fine on my AMD EPYC machine (except for the failing installation process due to the missing %files statements), on OBS the package occasionally fails with out-of-memory errors or even the compiler segfaulting. Is there any chance to schedule large packages onto beefier build instances? In case anyone wonders, the package is required within the Public Cloud Team. Adrian

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