With the changed build-root setup and a non-failing package you can check
if unwanted changes were introduced by the last build using the attached
script which takes a directory as argument and tries to 'cleverly' compare
old and new logs.
Example usage:
> cd /work/built/dists/all/x86_64/packs-x
> The answer to this is normally found by rpm -q --changelog package-name - in
> this case I'm pretty sure it's me and I'll do it tomorrow.
This, along with an update to 2.3.15, is now pending on the build
service.
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James Ogley
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On Fri, 23 Mar 2007, Richard Guenther wrote:
> Hi,
>
> as a heads-up (and for those curious why your package may be / has been
> touched) there is an upcoming change in the set of packages installed
> by default in the build environments. This can affect your packages
> BuildRequires as well as
