Re: [opensuse-buildservice] Re: How to link to an old revision of a package?

2009/11/16 Adrian Schröter :

Am Montag, 16. November 2009 14:49:47 schrieb Cristian Morales Vega:

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2009/11/8 Cristian Morales Vega :

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I set home:RedDwarf:dnie/opensc with this _link file: <link package="opensc" project="security:chipcard" rev="11"/>

Looking at the osc buildhist output from the security:chipcard project it seems that revision was the latest with opensc 0.11.7, but still at home:RedDwarf:dnie I get opensc 0.11.9. osc diff also doesn't seems to help. So, there is a way to obtain an old revision of a package? I need opensc 0.11.7 because that's the only version that works with the binary-only module needed to access the spanish ID card (I know...)

"Pinging" a last time befor opening a bug report. Any idea? Is "rev" used for something different than what I though?

there is no rev=11 in the the _link file of security:chipcard project.

It looks that you link against security:chipcard, which is linking always against the latest openSUSE:Factory version.

So you either need to use rev="$MD5SUM" or link with rev="11" against openSUSE:Factory directly.

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