I've often found myself in the situation where I
need a "triggerpostun"
that does excatly the same as "post"
I face the same problem and solve it as following:
- put "shared" command in the separate file
- instead .spec file write .spec.in file and
write "include my_file" in appropiative places
- use /script/awk/sed/whatsoever to process .spec.in
into spec
Also, you cqn get there without processing the spec. You can do something like:
%{expand: %(cat $path_to_your_code)}
Or just
Source1: my-shared-script
%include %{SOURCE1}
Ah. Right. I never realised there was an %include for spec files. I
really ought to have thought of testing if perhaps something like this
was supported, though. I did know about expand and %(...), but didn't
think of the above variant, either. I guess my imagination is failing me...
Thanks.
- Toralf
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