Folks, Relatively new to the rpm-building world here... From a "best practices" or "good rpm's don't do that" point of view, what is your counsel on having a single rpm that installs on say multiple versions of Linux, but that uses the post-processing facility to do version-by-version post-processing steps, specific to each different version. I guess the point of doing this would be to have a "universal" rpm rather than one per Linux version or versions. Is this considered a "bad" practice to go this way? Thanks in advance for your opinions.
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