On Fri, 2004-12-17 at 08:43 +0200, Pekka Savola wrote: > Fine by me. IMHO, however, it is very useful to run > rpm-build-compare.sh on the _binary_ RPMS, to see if there have been > any changes (e.g., some library or file went missing by accident, > etc.). These kind of changes are impossible to test on your own. > We had a lot of build problems in mach with missing BuildRequires in Red Hat's packages so we have to use rpm-build-compare.sh on the resulting binary packages that are produced in order to find out if anything is missing. This gets done before packages are put in updates-testing to make sure mach didn't break anything. Marc.
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