Hi all:
We are using a hybrid development process in our company where we take an srpm, run it through rpmbuild âbp and then check the prepped source (ie. BUILD/<pkg>) and spec file into our source control system. We then do development against the expanded source and will periodically use our source control system to generate a patch from accumulated changes and regenerate the srpm.
We throw
away the SOURCES directory after expanding to save checking in some
duplication.
To compile things for testing/develoopment, we then want to
just be able to use rpmbuild âbc âshort-circuit ...
The issue Iâm running into is that
it looks like rpmbuild wants to unconditionally verify the sources, even though
Iâm trying to skip the unpack/prep phase. Since we donât keep the SOURCES
directory around, the sources arenât there and rpmbuild âbc âshort-circuit
fails.
Is there any way to bypass thyis
check? I realize this isnât standard practice â but itâs the method weâld like
to use if possible.
thanks
Mark
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