On Mon, 2008-11-17 at 20:09 +0100, Adrian Schröter wrote:
Adam Tauno Williams ha scritto:
In my project I have multiple packages that build from the same
On Montag 17 November 2008 19:57:35 Andrea Florio wrote: source
(tar.gz) file. Is there a way to reference the source file in another subproject? I don't want to import/upload a big tar.gz twice. i workarounded it creating a package project with only source, and linking any real package project with it... example: home:anubisg1:testsource <--- only sources here home:anubisg1:testcore <--- link with home:anubisg1:testsource and spec file and patch added home:anubisg1:testplugin <--- link with home:anubisg1:testsource and spec file and patch added Yes, this is an option, you can also do your:project/packageA with the tar ball and multiple spec files inside. "packageA.spec" will be used when building the package. You can add "packageB.spec" at the same place and just create a source link named "packageB" pointing to it.
So to create a package called ngobjweb inside server:OpenGroupware that uses the source found in in the package SOPE I'd do a: osc linkpac server:OpenGroupware SOPE server:OpenGroupware ngobjweb That creates the ngobjweb project in the repository (that worked, osc update made the ngobjweb project appear). But building the spec file in ngobjweb which references sope.tar.gz (found in server:OpenGroupware:SOPE) doesn't seem to work. <quote> + exec rpmbuild -ba --eval '%define _srcdefattr (-,root,root)' /usr/src/packages/SOURCES/ngobjweb.spec error: File /usr/src/packages/SOURCES/sope.tar.gz: No such file or directory </quote>
So you have all spec files and sources in one place. You just enable the build of the other spec file by creating the source link.
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