Jeff Johnson a écrit :
>> is there a way to define a macro saying something like
>> Release: %{release}.repo
>
> That should work exactly as is.
In a spec file.
ok, this is what I suspected. The fact is that I would prefer not
modifying the spec file.
Humm, I think I'm doing something wrong.
I've put the above line in my ~/.rpmmacro file and... nothing.
release remains what is defined in the spec file.
Try in ~/.rpmmacros
%release yadda
Or from command line
--define 'release yadda'
not working here because, I think, release is defined in the spec file.
do you know af another way to solve this ?
are we sure that the spec file is always on last position ?
The position is deterministic iirc.
ok, thanks.
> There's also a file flag that marks a spec file in a src rpm iirc.
Humm, very interesting.
I'll look a bit further in that direction.
The flag is in RPMTAG_FILEFLAGS with value
RPMFILE_SPECFILE = (1 << 5)
Testing whether the bit is on is left as an exercise ...
yes, found.
thanks a lot.
--
Sébastien
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