On Saturday 03 February 2007 18:08, Michael Schwendt wrote: > BuildArch: noarch > ExcludeArch: ppc > > > [In comparison, the Extras push script examines the src.rpm for the > ExcludeArch tag and doesn't push such noarch packages to the excluded > target repos. That is something that has been said is done for Core, > too. IIRC, either jkatz or sopwith has said that.] I'd really like to start discussion again on stop calling these things 'noarch' when they aren't 'noarch'. If your package doesn't work on other arches, it can't be noarch. It either needs to no-op on other arches, or not be noarch. I'm really tired of having to play games with digging at a sourcerpm to figure out what arches a package is suitable for, since this information isn't carried forward in the resultant rpm. We either need to fix rpm so that this information is carried forward, or just stop calling these things noarch. -- Jesse Keating Release Engineer: Fedora
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