@pmatilai unfortunately `%patch -P` is pretty heavily used. I've seen several
examples of it in SUSE packages, not the least of which is the SUSE package for
`rpm` itself...
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@pmatilai Can you please mark this to backport into RPM 4.15? It's a pretty
severe problem for Mageia and OpenMandriva too, as both ship dnfdragora (which
breaks without this fix).
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This pull request contains backports of #895 and #903 to rpm 4.15 to better
support usage of the NDB backend.
I am currently using this for rpm on macOS, but it makes sense to backport for
general exploration of using the NDB backend by RPM-based systems.
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Hey all,
As I had alluded to in the pull request adding the SQLite rpmdb
backend[1], I have been doing some work every once in a while for the
past few years on rpm for macOS.
A point of frustration has been having a working bdb package, and
maintaining bdb is functionally impossible for me, as I
@pmatilai @ffesti I'd appreciate this being backported into RPM 4.15.x too, as
this also inhibits my ability to upgrade rpm in OpenMandriva (which also uses
Clang as the system compiler and doesn't have OpenMP available on all
architectures).
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In 464d21dc8c176222c6586e2ee503fec6207f0d29, support for building RPM
without OpenMP was conditionalized on the ENABLE_OPENMP define being
set by the compiler. However, the include statement for omp.h in
parseSpec.c was not conditionalized as everything else was.
Because the conditional was previo
