What is the point of the RPM changelog then?
The last time I wanted to send a bodhi update, it gave me a transient file that I filled in, and then my ssh key was rejected for some reason, and I didn't have really want to deal with remembering what I wrote last time, so I wrote "new upstream release".
The last time I wanted to send a bodhi update, it gave me a transient file that I filled in, and then my ssh key was rejected for some reason, and I didn't have really want to deal with remembering what I wrote last time, so I wrote "new upstream release".
Most everything I write comes from the upstream NEWS file, unless it's the addition of a distro patch, which I'll write in the RPM changelog.
On Tue, Mar 12, 2013 at 7:09 PM, Kevin Kofler <kevin.kofler@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Dan Mashal wrote:
> Have bodhi grab it from the RPM change log spec file. Don't make
> packager do more work than they already have to.
The RPM changelog is not the place to describe what upstream changed, the
Bodhi notes are.
Kevin Kofler
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