Re: Package downgrades on upgrade from F35 to F36 + categorized list

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Il 28/03/22 16:19, Fabio Valentini ha scritto:
>
> Note that this list only includes *Version* downgrades.
>
> There's a few dozen more packages that are downgraded because of lower
> *Release* values, but I didn't yet have time to go through all those
> (some are probably caused by additional rpmautospec Release increments
> in older stable branches).
>
In a previous thread on this list I asked about how to handle minorbumps
in older branches and it was replied that it is now fine to have lower
Release values in stable branches than in Rawhide.

I therefore asked if Packaging Guidelines were to be corrected, but I
got no reply.

IMO, the situation is we have a (official) tool (rpmautospec) that in
some cases doesn't comply with FPG, so either the tool should be adapted
or the FPG should be corrected. And I hope rpmautospec will not be
abandoned to its fate after many packagers have adopted it in their
specfiles, like the url macros. AFAIK all the rpmautospec work seems to
be just on one user shoulders...

Mattia

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