On 05/17/2013 04:46 PM, Daniel P. Berrange wrote:
On Fri, May 17, 2013 at 04:37:13PM +0200, Florian Weimer wrote:
I'd like some scriptable way to unpack SRPMs up and including to the
%prep stage. Ideally, the results would end up in a directory I
specify, and intermediate directories which only
ipt assume that build requires are installed. But
mock does not appear to support an option to stop after the %prep stage.
Unpacking SRPMs seems to be fairly common operation. Has something like
this already been implemented?
'fedpkg prep'
(though it might have trouble in the c
script assume that build requires are installed. But
> mock does not appear to support an option to stop after the %prep stage.
>
> Unpacking SRPMs seems to be fairly common operation. Has something like
> this already been implemented?
'fedpkg prep'
(though it mi
thing like mock
because some %prep script assume that build requires are installed. But mock
does not appear to support an option to stop after the %prep stage.
Unpacking SRPMs seems to be fairly common operation. Has something like this
already been implemented?
Something like:
rpm -i -D &
that build requires are installed. But mock
does not appear to support an option to stop after the %prep stage.
Unpacking SRPMs seems to be fairly common operation. Has something like this
already been implemented?
Something like:
rpm -i -D "_sourcedir /tmp/dir1" srpm
rpmb
k
does not appear to support an option to stop after the %prep stage.
Unpacking SRPMs seems to be fairly common operation. Has something like this
already been implemented?
Something like:
rpm -i -D "_sourcedir /tmp/dir1" srpm
rpmbuild -bp --nodeps -D "_builddir /tmp/dir1" /
On Fri, May 17, 2013 at 04:37:13PM +0200, Florian Weimer wrote:
> I'd like some scriptable way to unpack SRPMs up and including to the
> %prep stage. Ideally, the results would end up in a directory I
> specify, and intermediate directories which only contain a single
> subdirectory are skipped.
stop after the %prep stage.
Unpacking SRPMs seems to be fairly common operation. Has something like
this already been implemented?
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