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Simple Package Modification (view source)
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* CHECK: that the changelog version really matches the RPM version.
* CHECK: Is the spec file correct, look at the changes
CHECK: that the changelog version really matches the RPM version.
CHECK: Is the spec file correct, look at the changes
==== Applying the patch ====
cvs diff e-smith-base.spec
cvs diff e-smith-base.spec
Have you updated the release? Is that new release in the changelog?
Have you updated the release? Is that new release in the changelog?
CHECK: what would be committed
CHECK: what would be committed
==== Update CVS ====
cvs update
cvs update
* M modified, will be committed
* M modified, will be committed
CHECK: are the files UNIX or do they have DOS endings (bad)
CHECK: are the files UNIX or do they have DOS endings (bad)
==== Build a test RPM ====
Build the rpm locally to test, (note, this deletes the working tree!)
Build the rpm locally to test, (note, this deletes the working tree!)
make local
Once the patch works, attach the patch to the bugzilla entry. That is all what it takes to create a patch.
Once the patch works, attach the patch to the bugzilla entry.
This simple package modification ends here. The next section is intended for developers who have CVS commit and build access. The developers will also check your patches and apply them to the CVS tree for you.
== Committing the patch ==
==== If you have CVS access then ====
Once you are satisfied and want to submit the package to the build server commit your changes. (Please use descriptive comments so that other developers are aware of what is happening. Comments will appear on the subject line of the commit email that get send to the other developers.)
Once you are satisfied and want to submit the package to the build server commit your changes. (Please use descriptive comments so that other developers are aware of what is happening. Comments will appear on the subject line of the commit email that get send to the other developers.)
cvs commit -m '' <-- copy this then add changelog line
cvs commit -m '' <-- copy this then add changelog line
==== If you have build access then ====
Build it (from either the sme7 or sme8 dir):
Build it (from either the sme7 or sme8 dir):
make tag
make tag
make build
make build