> This sounds like rpmstrap?
> ... though with much better coverage.
Check the "features" bullet points. The biggest differentiating
features are probably:
- based on yum or apt-rpm-client (I think rpmstrap calls rpm directly),
both to bootstrap and to resolve build-requires
- has logic to build SRPMs, IOW act as a buildd:
. can resolve SRPM's build-requires
. ensures clean packages by reverting to the base set of build
packages
. build ordering when doing multiple builds (i.e. proper use of
locks)
. support for flavours of distribution
. signing of builds with GPG
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