OTOH, %pre should become rare again once the native user/group handling starts
getting actually used.
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And yup, most of rpm documentation is either really old, or really recent, with
a circa 20 year gap in between. I try to leave some old stuff around just for
the historical context/curiosity, but that statement about %pre rarity is just
wrong and needs to go.
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They're just copy-paste/thinkos because the tags have the *in part, but %pre
and %post don't.
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Unrelated, but this line found in the scriptlet documentation seems rather out
of date :)
> The %pre script executes just before the package is to be installed. It is
> the rare package that requires anything to be done prior to installation;
> none of the 350 packages that comprise Red Hat
I expect it means %pre and %post, which admittedly break the pattern followed
by the other scriptlet types.
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