On 2/3/07, Mamoru Tasaka wrote:
What I did was:
1. Firstly "./common/cvs-import.sh <my_srpm_of_new_package>"
This used to send 6 mails to me before, but this time only
2 mails were sent to me and 4 other necessary process seemed
to have failed.
2. mail to cvs admin so as to have package name added to owners.list
3. Anyway try "cvs co foo" (foo is the new package)
You can see the new directory for the new package seems to
be created.
4. Well, then checkout another existing package, for example
"cvs co comix"
5. "cp comix/devel/Makefile foo/devel/" and go to foo/deve/ directory
6. Change the line of "NAME :=" in foo/devel/Makefile correctly
7 Do: cvs add Makefile -> make commit -m "firstly add Makefile"
8. cp all files in your srpm (srpm itself is not needed) to foo/devel/
directory
9. Do: make new-sources files="<your source file>"
10. cvs add "<other files in your srpm>"
11 cvs add .cvsignore sources
12 cvs diff -u ; make clog ; cvs commit -F clog
Then perhaps okay...
I replace your steps 7 to 12 by:
cvs add Makefile
cvs commit
./common/cvs-import-.sh MYSRPM.src.rpm
cvs co MYSRPM
make tag
make build
Chitlesh
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