On Wed, Apr 09, 2008 at 11:57:56PM +0200, Pascal Bleser wrote:
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Adrian Schröter wrote: [...] | * The backend is running fast and stable after several improvements. | It handles also baselib support now, this means the -32bit compat | packages gets build from the i586 packages and get submitted to the | x86_64 tree. [...]
Brilliant! :)
BTW, to enable it, one has to create a file "baselibs.conf" and add it to the files, e.g. for a hypothetical package libfoo:
$ cd ~/src/buildservice/*/libfoo $ echo libfoo > baselibs.conf $ osc addremove $ osc commit
(kudos to darix for telling me how to enable it)
I recognize a pattern here: (Am I the only one?) - some feature is implemented - it is (maybe!) mentioned here on the list, as by Adrian above - it is not documented how to use it - darix has "secret" knowledge about it and tells somebody on IRC - somebody (maybe!) takes the time to post it here or put it into the wiki I would like you to think about how we can improve on this. Like: - spend time in the wiki, documenting things there, instead of hanging around on IRC and repeating it again and again there - documenting your work and announcing it properly I can only say: Take the time! It *might* save you time later. And more important, it *will* save a lot of people's time. Thanks, Peter -- "WARNING: This bug is visible to non-employees. Please be respectful!" SUSE LINUX Products GmbH Research & Development