Hello,
About three years ago, I created two very simple packages: mk-files and
bmake. I followed the instructions at that time to get them into the
distribution, and the packages were accepted. For a variety of reasons,
I had not been paying attention to those packages since then, but other
developers have taken care of mk-files alone.
Now, I'm interested in working on some new packages. However, in an
attempt to "refresh" my knowledge of the packaging procedures and tools,
I thought that updating bmake to the latest version would be a simple
exercise. In fact, downloading the .spec file, updating it to the new
version and building it through Koji has been relatively straightforward.
Unfortunately, I'm lost now. I have been digging through the wiki for
hours, reading many of the documents... and pretty much everything
focuses on how to create a new package, not how to update an existing
one. For example: I cannot figure out how I am supposed to submit my
changes to the spec file for approval (which I assume has to be done due
to my lack of experience).
Also, I cannot tell if three years ago I gained some privileges that I
have now lost due to the conversion of the packages repository from cvs
to git. For example, a "fedpkg clone" without the -a option fails due
to a permission denied (reason: publickey), although I have made sure
that my SSH key is up-to-date in the accounts system.
Could anyone provide some pointers please?
Thank you!
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