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Hi all: We are using a hybrid development process in our company
where we take an srpm, run it through rpmbuild –bp|-tp and then check the
expanded source (ie. BUILD/<pkg>) and spec file into our source control
system. We then do development against the expanded source and will
periodically then rebuild the srpm with accumulated changes. We throw
away the SOURCES directory after expanding to save some duplication. To compile things, we then want to just be able to use rpmbuild
–bc –short-circuit ... The issue I’m running into is that it looks like
rpmbuild wants to unconditionally verify the sources, even though I’m
trying to skip the unpack/prep phase. Since we don’t keep the
SOURCES directory around, the sources aren’t there and rpmbuild –bc
–short-circuit fails. Is there any way to bypass thyis check? I realize this
isn’t standard practice – but it’s the method we’ld
like to use if possible. thanks Mark |
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