Re: Is dist-git a good place for work?

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This may not be related enough to discuss here so I'll take it to another thread if needed, but...

One thing that really bugs me is there's still a catch-22. When you're working on a new package there is no "git" to work with. I used to just install all the -devel packages and work with rpmbuild directly but you have to override the default:

rpmbuild/{BUILD,BUILDROOT,SPECS,SOURCES,RPMS,SRPMS} mess

For the longest time I at least overrode it so it wouldn't mix everything together by putting the package name in the mix: rpmbuild/<pkg>/...

But that's still not ideal, so I started creating pagure projects to get me a fedpkg like experience, however, rpmbuild still pollutes the directory as I haven't found the perfect .rpmmacros setup, but nothing "fedpkg clean -x" doesn't clean up.

Once a package is accepted I import it into dist-git and delete the pagure project. I know some people just initialize a git repo manually...

All that to say it would be nice to have a well documented workflow from start to finish.

Thanks,
Richard
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