On May 23, 2007, at 4:30 PM, Tim Mooney wrote:
In regard to: Re: %clean in rpm-4.4.7+, Jeff Johnson said (at
12:56pm on...:
On May 23, 2007, at 12:51 PM, Tomasz Koczko wrote:
On Mon, 21 May 2007, Tim Mooney wrote:
All-
With rpm 4.4.7 and later, rpm ignores the %clean in the spec
file and
instead uses a set of macros to handle post-build cleanup of the
build
system. This was discussed on the rpm devel list and is
documented in
the CHANGES, and the new functionality has been working fine.
What I'm after is configuring my personal/system build default
so that
- the BuildRoot is NOT removed after a successful rpmbuild
- the Build subdirectory (%_topdir/BUILD/foo-1.0) IS removed after
a successful rpmbuild, but left on an unsuccessful build.
In 4.4.2 this is performed by "rpmbuild --clean <spec>".
If it still true in > 4.4.2 I dont see any reasons for changes.
rpm-4.4.7 and later has refactored BuildRoot: and %clean out of
spec files.
Unfortunately there's no fix for legacy spec files except to parse
and ignore the contents. Yet.
Understood. I was just under the mistaken impression that
%__spec_clean_body is what replaced %clean, so I thought I could
control the replacement for %clean via that macro. It's not, and
I can't.
It was *supposed* to be what replaced %clean, but you identified a
bug. Not gotten
to repairing yet.
I know where it is in the source now, if it bugs me enough I can hack
something else in.
Nod. Hardwiring whatever will always work. The real fix is likely not
hard either.
73 de Jeff
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