[OS-BUILD PATCHv9 1/5] redhat/Makefile.variables: Alphabetize variables

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From: Prarit Bhargava <prarit@xxxxxxxxxx>

redhat/Makefile.variables: Alphabetize variables

Alphabetize the variables in the file.  There is no functional change with
this commit.

Signed-off-by: Prarit Bhargava <prarit@xxxxxxxxxx>

diff --git a/redhat/Makefile.variables b/redhat/Makefile.variables
index blahblah..blahblah 100644
--- a/redhat/Makefile.variables
+++ b/redhat/Makefile.variables
@@ -11,38 +11,27 @@
 # file that needs to be changed now, and is included in redhat/Makefile
 # and redhat/Makefile.common
 
-# This is the source branch that you are building out of typically this is
-# the current branch.
-DIST_BRANCH ?= "os-build"
-
-# This is the dist release suffix used in the package release, eg. .fc34,
-# .el8 etc. In a different branch this may be set to a fixed value.
-DIST ?= $(shell $(RPMBUILD) --eval '%{?dist}')
+# This appends 5 characters of the top-of-tree commit ID to the BUILD variable,
+# which is then reflected in the package NVR.
+ADD_COMMITID_TO_VERSION ?=
 
-# This is a human readable distribution variable that is used to determine the
-# OS version (fedora, centos, or rhel).
-DISTRO ?=
+# This sets the incremental build version value in the rpm NVR.  If unset, this
+# defaults to RHEL_RELEASE from Makefile.rhelver
+BUILD ?=
 
-# The branch used as upstream. This is what the upstream tarball is it
-# should be tracked in a local branch. This would be "master" for the
-# Linus master branch or linux-5.x.y for a stable branch. It can also be
-# any other upstream you have added as a branch locally.
-UPSTREAM_BRANCH ?= master
+# This sets the koji|brew build flags for the dist[g]-koji|brew targets.  These
+# options are passed directly to the brew and koji commands in those targets.
+BUILD_FLAGS ?=
 
-# If VERSION_ON_UPSTREAM is set, the versioning of the rpm package is based
-# on a branch tracking upstream. This allows for generating rpms
-# based on untagged releases.
-VERSION_ON_UPSTREAM:=1
+# This sets the koji/brew configuration profile variable.
+BUILD_PROFILE ?=
 
-# RELEASED_KERNEL swaps between the pre-release secureboot keys and
-# the release one, for vmlinux signing. It also controls whether Fedora
-# kernels are built as debug kernels or release kernels with a separate
-# kernel-debug build.
-# Set RELEASED_KERNEL to 1 when the upstream source tarball contains a
-#  kernel release. (This includes prepatch or "rc" releases.)
-# Set RELEASED_KERNEL to 0 when the upstream source tarball contains an
-#  unreleased kernel development snapshot.
-RELEASED_KERNEL:=0
+# This is the brew/koji scratch build target.  A list of targets can be found
+# by executing the 'brew list-targets' or 'koji list-targets' command.  The
+# default values can be found in redhat/Makefile and are dependent on the
+# target OS.  The target OS can be changed by setting the DIST or DISTRO
+# variables.
+BUILD_TARGET ?=
 
 # BUMP_RELEASE determines whether the pkgrelease is bumped when you call
 # 'make dist-release'.  It should be set to "yes" if you expect to do
@@ -50,6 +39,27 @@ RELEASED_KERNEL:=0
 # when you expect every build to use a different base kernel version.
 BUMP_RELEASE:=yes
 
+# This is the dist release suffix used in the package release, eg. .fc34,
+# .el8 etc. In a different branch this may be set to a fixed value.
+DIST ?= $(shell $(RPMBUILD) --eval '%{?dist}')
+
+# This is the source branch that you are building out of typically this is
+# the current branch.
+DIST_BRANCH ?= "os-build"
+
+# This is a human readable distribution variable that is used to determine the
+# OS version (fedora, centos, or rhel).
+DISTRO ?=
+
+# This is the executable for 'git' commands.  It is used by the redhat/self-test
+# tests to provide testing information on git hashes (see redhat/self-test/egit.sh)
+GIT ?= git
+
+# This is the referenced HEAD commit for git commands and can be used to change
+# the "top of tree" commit ID.  This is useful in cases where users want to
+# build against an older commit but do not want to check out the tree.
+HEAD ?= HEAD
+
 # INCLUDE_*_FILES determines whether or not the specific OS flavor files will
 # be included as part of the source RPM.  Downstream projects, such as
 # centos-stream or RHEL, can disable file inclusion by setting these values
@@ -57,94 +67,84 @@ BUMP_RELEASE:=yes
 INCLUDE_FEDORA_FILES:=1
 INCLUDE_RHEL_FILES:=1
 
-# In case PATCHLIST_URL is not set to "none", Patchlist.changelog is added to
-# the kernel src.rpm, which will contain shas and commits not upstream. The
-# value of PATCHLIST_URL in this case should point to the git repository where
-# the commits are located, and will be added as a prefix to the shas listed.
-PATCHLIST_URL ?= "https://gitlab.com/cki-project/kernel-ark/-/commit";
+# This variable is the location of the KABI cross compilers
+KABI_CROSS_COMPILE_PREFIX ?= /usr/bin/
+
+# This variable is the suffix of the KABI cross compilers
+KABI_CROSS_COMPILE_SUFFIX ?= -linux-gnu-
+
+# This variable is a list of the arches that are protected under RHEL's KABI policy
+KABI_SUPPORTED_ARCHS ?=
+
+# This disables the CONFIG error checking in redhat/configs/process_configs.sh.
+NO_CONFIGCHECKS ?=
 
 # This can be used to change the filename of the specfile.  For example, it can
 # be set to "kernel" for kernel.spec or "kernel-rt" for kernel-rt.spec.  This
 # is useful for other projects with different specfile names.
 PACKAGE_NAME ?= kernel
 
-# This is the executable for 'git' commands.  It is used by the redhat/self-test
-# tests to provide testing information on git hashes (see redhat/self-test/egit.sh)
-GIT ?= git
-
-# This is the referenced HEAD commit for git commands and can be used to change
-# the "top of tree" commit ID.  This is useful in cases where users want to
-# build against an older commit but do not want to check out the tree.
-HEAD ?= HEAD
+# In case PATCHLIST_URL is not set to "none", Patchlist.changelog is added to
+# the kernel src.rpm, which will contain shas and commits not upstream. The
+# value of PATCHLIST_URL in this case should point to the git repository where
+# the commits are located, and will be added as a prefix to the shas listed.
+PATCHLIST_URL ?= "https://gitlab.com/cki-project/kernel-ark/-/commit";
 
-# This is the brew/koji scratch build target.  A list of targets can be found
-# by executing the 'brew list-targets' or 'koji list-targets' command.  The
-# default values can be found in redhat/Makefile and are dependent on the
-# target OS.  The target OS can be changed by setting the DIST or DISTRO
-# variables.
-BUILD_TARGET ?=
+# RELEASED_KERNEL swaps between the pre-release secureboot keys and
+# the release one, for vmlinux signing. It also controls whether Fedora
+# kernels are built as debug kernels or release kernels with a separate
+# kernel-debug build.
+# Set RELEASED_KERNEL to 1 when the upstream source tarball contains a
+#  kernel release. (This includes prepatch or "rc" releases.)
+# Set RELEASED_KERNEL to 0 when the upstream source tarball contains an
+#  unreleased kernel development snapshot.
+RELEASED_KERNEL:=0
 
-# This sets the koji/brew configuration profile variable.
-BUILD_PROFILE ?=
+# This variable is used by the redhat/self-tests.  It should not be
+# considered stable and my be changed or removed without warning.
+RHDISTDATADIR ?=
 
-# This sets the koji|brew build flags for the dist[g]-koji|brew targets.  These
-# options are passed directly to the brew and koji commands in those targets.
-BUILD_FLAGS ?=
+# This variable is the local dist-git clone, and is used when dist-git is updated.
+RHDISTGIT_CACHE ?=
 
-# This sets the incremental build version value in the rpm NVR.  If unset, this
-# defaults to RHEL_RELEASE from Makefile.rhelver
-BUILD ?=
+# This variable is the directory in which the dist-git repo is cloned into.  This
+# can be changed to a different directory for performance reasons.
+RHDISTGIT_TMP ?= /tmp
 
-# Builds may include a s390x+zfcpdump arch build, which results in the build
-# failing because the UTS_RELEASE field exceeded 64 chars.  This variable can
-# be set to 1 to decrease the kernel UTS_RELEASE and SPECBUILD by 11 characters
-# (YYYYMMDDgit).
-UPSTREAMBUILD_GIT_ONLY ?=
+# This sets the base commit ID for distg-* targets, and must be set on the
+# commandline with distg-* targets.
+RHGITCOMMIT ?= $(HEAD)
 
 # This overrides the default git repository for the distg-* targets.  See
 # the 'make dist-full-help' entry for distg-brew for information on setting
 # rhg.url.
 RHGITURL ?= $(shell $(GIT) config rhg.url || $(GIT) config remote.origin.url)
 
-# This sets the base commit ID for distg-* targets, and must be set on the
-# commandline with distg-* targets.
-RHGITCOMMIT ?= $(HEAD)
-
 # This sets the number of threads that scripts called by Makefile targets can
 # use.  By default, this variable is set by the makefile '-j' parameter.
 RHJOBS ?=
 
-# This disables the CONFIG error checking in redhat/configs/process_configs.sh.
-NO_CONFIGCHECKS ?=
-
 # This variable is only used to create self-test data.  It should not be
 # considered stable and may be changed or removed without warning.
 RHSELFTESTDATA ?=
 
-# This variable is used by the redhat/self-tests.  It should not be
-# considered stable and my be changed or removed without warning.
-RHDISTDATADIR ?=
-
 # If set to 1, this variable will cause the kernel package build to fail if
 # the selftests fail to build.
 SPECSELFTESTS_MUST_BUILD ?= 0
 
-# This variable is a list of the arches that are protected under RHEL's KABI policy
-KABI_SUPPORTED_ARCHS ?=
-
-# This variable is the location of the KABI cross compilers
-KABI_CROSS_COMPILE_PREFIX ?= /usr/bin/
-
-# This variable is the suffix of the KABI cross compilers
-KABI_CROSS_COMPILE_SUFFIX ?= -linux-gnu-
-
-# This appends 5 characters of the top-of-tree commit ID to the BUILD variable,
-# which is then reflected in the package NVR.
-ADD_COMMITID_TO_VERSION ?=
+# The branch used as upstream. This is what the upstream tarball is it
+# should be tracked in a local branch. This would be "master" for the
+# Linus master branch or linux-5.x.y for a stable branch. It can also be
+# any other upstream you have added as a branch locally.
+UPSTREAM_BRANCH ?= master
 
-# This variable is the directory in which the dist-git repo is cloned into.  This
-# can be changed to a different directory for performance reasons.
-RHDISTGIT_TMP ?= /tmp
+# If VERSION_ON_UPSTREAM is set, the versioning of the rpm package is based
+# on a branch tracking upstream. This allows for generating rpms
+# based on untagged releases.
+VERSION_ON_UPSTREAM:=1
 
-# This variable is the local dist-git clone, and is used when dist-git is updated.
-RHDISTGIT_CACHE ?=
+# Builds may include a s390x+zfcpdump arch build, which results in the build
+# failing because the UTS_RELEASE field exceeded 64 chars.  This variable can
+# be set to 1 to decrease the kernel UTS_RELEASE and SPECBUILD by 11 characters
+# (YYYYMMDDgit).
+UPSTREAMBUILD_GIT_ONLY ?=

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https://gitlab.com/cki-project/kernel-ark/-/merge_requests/2240
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