Drew Northup wrote:
> The main thing that annoyed me was that EPEL and git's "make rpm"
> seem to still have very different ideas about where stuff belongs on
> a machine. I wish I had more time to read the "epel-testing" release
> notes, but that wouldn't have actually helped me in this case.
Yeah, for the EPEL-5 packages, we chose to keep gitexecdir = /usr/bin,
so that people updating wouldn't find any scripts broken by the change
to /usr/libexec/git-core. This should be good for folks updating from
older EPEL packages but not as hot for anyone that had rolled their
own from git.git, unfortunately. On the upside, I think that should
affect relatively few commands. If you have particular examples,
perhaps they are things we can provide better work-arounds for in the
EPEL packages?
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