[Bug 1287822] Review Request: origin - OpenShift Open Source Container Management by Red Hat

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1287822



--- Comment #6 from Adam Miller <admiller@xxxxxxxxxx> ---
(In reply to Michael Scherer from comment #3)
> So the 330 bundled provides make me sad at the idea of maintaining a stable
> version and bug fixes, but I guess since guidelines have been relaxed,
> that's acceptable.

Yeah, I'm not the biggest fan myself. :/

> 
> However, I have a few questions:
> 
> - Why is there test for %if "%{dist}" == ".el7aos" ? Is this specs file
> supposed to be used for more than Fedora/EPEL ? 

That is something that came from upstream, I was hoping to align with their
spec work as much as possible but I don't mind removing that.

> 
> - you should remove %defattr around, since that's no longer needed.

Will fix

> 
> - why a obsolete, since that's a new package ? (ie, we usually do not deal
> with externnal package to Fedora in Fedora, so why the exception for this
> one ?)

Also from upstream, but in a Fedora context I agree it doesn't make a lot of
sense.

> 
> - the summary is not that helpful, and description is just a copy of the
> summary

I think the summary is accurate but will fill in a better description from
upstream documentation

> 
> - the specs file mention it being generated directly by upstream. I am not
> sure if that's a common practice, as it was refused for sugar, for example. 
> 

It's not a direct generation from upstream, more so "based on" the upstream
generation for the sake of keeping track of the 'Provides: bundled' list.

> - License must be tagged %license.

Will fix

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