Hi all,
I have a build system using GNU make that generates at some point a (large) set of RPMs packaging some C++ software programs built from my sources.
After that step I do further processing using the freshly-built RPMs (like I regenerate RPM repositories, install these RPMs on containers to test deployment etc)
Currently every time I invoke "make" I ALWAYS rebuild all RPMs, because I don't have an easy way to detect which stuff goes into which RPM. Of course I could manually build a list of such dependencies (e.g., spec A depends on the binary X, spec B depends on the binary utility Y) but that would become a mess very easily.
So here's my question:
Is there a way to ask rpm/rpmbuild to generate a list of a .spec file dependencies (for its %install stanza)?
Something like -MT -MMD -MP -MF flags for GCC?
Thanks,
Francesco
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