Re: python packaging

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Jesse Keating wrote:
On Wed, 2008-04-09 at 14:11 +0200, Theodore Papadopoulo wrote:
Since the library does not contain C source code, I followed the noarch packaging guidelines,
but rpmbuild insists on creating an x86-64 rpm.

Do you have: BuildArch: noarch

in your spec?
No, but then most python stuff does not have it either (ie use the directives specified for noarch builds, but do not specify BuildArch: noarch). I took one of the fedora python package as a model, and then verifyed that a lot of the python packages that install in /usr/lib/python* are in this case (as of FC7). Even the template specs for python do not show the BuildArch: noarch, that may be where it comes
from.

It's a small inconsistence (not very important in practise, I guess), I just wanted to signal it...

Thank you for your quick answer. For myself, I'll add the noarch tag. This seems cleaner.

   Theo.

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