[Bug 758166] [EPEL] - Review Request -- thrift 0.6.1

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--- Comment #5 from Nelson Marques <nmo.marques@xxxxxxxxx> 2011-12-05 10:28:42 EST ---
Tom,

The most important thing is to serve well and not enter in potential
maintenance nightmares. So here's a question:

 - Can we work with two different branches? One for Fedora with the latest
stable release (0.7.0) and one for RHEL with 0.6.1 which has less glitches.

Still on the Fedora realm... here's a few things:

 - C# shouldn't be an issue. Your packaging is supreme.
 - haskell, sure.
 - Ruby - I'm not sure if we should provide the gem, as many people seem to
prefer to have the gem built in separate, I've seen this a few times (no clue
why).
 - Java should be ok, at least while RHEL doesn't provide the basic dependency
versioning for ant, Fedora does.

Now regarding perl(Math:BigInt), I followed what the upstream documentation
suggested. I will introduce this change as well.

About %check section, yes, I've removed it.

I'm going to toy a bit more with this and submit hopefully still today a new
spec.


PS: As redundant information, the section I removed with the defines was mainly
used by "Tirpitz", a small script I'm working to take a generic spec and
provide a specific spec according to SUSE/Fedora/RHEL packaging guidelines.
It's still a lot to do, and it's a part of my python learning process. We can
live without it :).

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