[Bug 790805] Review Request: lcg-util - Command line tools for wlcg data management

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=790805

--- Comment #4 from adev <adev88@xxxxxxxxx> 2012-03-13 05:03:18 EDT ---


Is there a particular reason for this Provides in the python subpackage?
    Provides:   %{name}-py%{python_version_nodot} = %{version}

-> Yes, it is a compatibility with the European project EMI. Similars things
for the other EMI components ( Lcgdm, lfc, gfal ) have already been added to
EPEL/fedora.


You can remove automake from the BuildRequires list, it's already required by
libtool and voms-devel.

-> done


You *MUST* use the %configure macro, instead of calling explicitely the
./configure script:
- the macro sets the appropriate CFLAGS/CXXFLAGS to build the program
- it already set most of the options you pass to configure

-> done, sorry for this.. the copy/paste kills the little cats.

* --enable-debug → the debug flags are already in RPM_OPT_FLAGS
* --enable-wall → already in RPM_OPT_FLAGS too

-> removed, too.

* --with-pythonrelease=%{python_version} → the ./configure script is able to
find the defaut Python version/libs
* --with-version=%{version} / --with-release=%{release} → do you really need to
set explicitely the version of lcg-util at build time? This is all but robust.

-> This is needed by the upstream, this software is included in differents
project that are not EPEL related and this flags are still needed in these one.



I upload the updated version as soon as possible

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