[Bug 818805] Review Request: openerp-client - Business Applications Server Client

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=818805

--- Comment #9 from Brendan Jones <brendan.jones.it@xxxxxxxxx> ---
(In reply to comment #8)

> >  - I'm confused by the changelog. Where was this spec from originally? You
> > need to cull the invalid change log entries. A single changelog entry will
> > suffice if the spec was sourced out of Fedora, but even this is not
> > necessary.
> So am I. But this request is based on old bug 693425 (which I should have
> noted in the original request!) The changelog is from there. With this said,
> noone would be happier than me if we could drop it. Do you think it's OK,
> given this?
> 

Wow! war and peace - yes, drop all of the change log - its not relevant.

> >  - Rpmlint throws up an error against noarch: 
> [cut]
> > openerp-client.noarch: E: explicit-lib-dependency python-matplotlib
> [cut]
> This one beats me. I think its a rpmlint error, it somehow thinks anything
> named like mathplotlib is a "normal" lib. However, I really need this
> Requires:, there is no automatic resolver for python handling this, and I
> need the python module. 

You are right. I did a quick BZ search - this has come up a few times.

> 
> >  - use the %{name} macro wherever you can
> Done (although note that the guidelines explicitly says this is a matter of
> style).

True!

> 
> >  - I like to see all of the docs/man/bin files defined explicitly in the
> > %files section (I find it helps in the review). Its safer, and you can get a
> > better picture of the installed RPM. The suffix for man files should be .*
> > however
> Done

Thanks Alec. I'll try and finish this in the next day or so.

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