[Bug 1295075] Review Request: erlang-p1_cache_tab - Erlang cache table application

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https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1295075

Randy Barlow <rbarlow@xxxxxxxxxx> changed:

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--- Comment #6 from Randy Barlow <rbarlow@xxxxxxxxxx> ---
This package fails to install, due to a typo on a Requires. It requires
erlang-ert, but the package is actually called erlang-erts. FWIW, this package
is also depending on erlang-p1_utils, which already depends on erlang-erts so
IMO it's probably OK for you to not also depend on erts unless you want to.
It's your call. It's tricky to do much more review like this though.

I also noticed that you didn't have a BuildRequires on erlang-eunit, but I
guess somehow that's OK because your build does work. I had been listing that
as a BuildRequires on mine but maybe something else is bringing that in?

Another note - I just noticed that the erlang macros have these:

%_erldir    %{_libdir}/erlang
%_erllibdir %{_erldir}/lib

Perhaps we should both be using these? I wouldn't consider it a blocker, but it
does seem like a good idea. Sadly, none of my packages use them, womp womp.
FYI, you can see the macros at /usr/lib/rpm/macros.d/macros.erlang. I suspect
we also need the provides requires stuff (maybe then we don't need erts
explicitly?)

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