When %autosetup -S git is used, a bunch of git commits are created. Without an
override, their metadata will include the current time. Many projects include
the git hash of HEAD in the build information, which means that the build
result is not reproducible. Since were creating a scratch repo
We don't use LIKE anymore since commit
c9380471adfa9fb06ace251a5f02b348507db345, so maybe we
can just remove the pragma?
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As long as a constant buildtime value is provided, it will also result in
constant (reproducible) mtime.
Reproducible builds requires that you can produce bit-identical output from
identical inputs. And inputs would include buildtime here (or whatever it is
based on, e.g. changelog date).
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The examples for getcwd() and getenv() use `!=` as inequality test. That's
invalid in lua, it is supposed to be `~=` instead.
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We're testing for it in the test cases so it might be intentional, but is there
any good reason why `%{dirname:foo}` returns `foo` instead of `` or `.`? At
least the documentation says it is a "dirname(1) macro analogue"...
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