I don't know what part of the procedure you're unclear about, so here's a
summary of the entire process from start to finish.
Get the package sources:
fedpkg clone fctxpd
cd fctxpd
Now download the new upstream code.
Optionally verify the package was downloaded correctly by checking a SHA
or other hash.
Open the fctxpd.spec file in your preferred editor. Update the various
versions (commit, snapshotdate etc.) and add a new entry to the %changelog
section. Save the file.
Create a SRPM from the changed (but not committed spec file):
Oops, this was meant to say:
Create a SRPM from the changed (but not committed) spec file:
fedpkg srpm
Run a scratch build in the koji build system:
fedpkg scratch-build --srpm $(fedpkg verrel).src.rpm
Wait for the results, check them, fix any problems.
Once you have a working package, commit your changes to the spec file:
fedpkg new-sources NEW-UPSTREAM-TARBALL.tar.gz fedpkg commit -c
And your mail software seems to have lost a newline between these two
commands:
fedpkg new-sources NEW-UPSTREAM-TARBALL.tar.gz
fedpkg commit -c
And publish them:
fedpkg push
And do the real build:
fedpkg build
I should also say that these steps are not the _only_ way to do it
(they're not even the way I would do it most of the time). But they
should be a simple-to-follow sequence that is relatively hard to screw
up.
Use 'man fedpkg' to find out more about each step, and see these links
for additonal background information:
https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/quick-docs/creating-rpm-packages/
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Package_maintenance_guide
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Package_update_HOWTO
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