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Unable to build RPM on Centos 7 #148

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cetanu opened this issue Nov 14, 2017 · 4 comments
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Unable to build RPM on Centos 7 #148

cetanu opened this issue Nov 14, 2017 · 4 comments

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@cetanu
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cetanu commented Nov 14, 2017

Is there any known issues with this?

I've cloned this repository and run the following:

./bootstrap.sh -a
./configure
make
make rpm

make rpm says there is nothing to do

I tried make dist-rpm also, but this fails because the tar produced by dist is incorrectly named, it seems to have the name gearmand-1.1.17-6-<random hex>.tar.gz.

Also, I had to manually create a rpmbuild folder in the root directory. I'm guessing that this is all expected to be created by the user? If this is the case, the readme needs an update, as it says that we can simply use make rpm

@SpamapS
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SpamapS commented Dec 2, 2017

I'm certain this is broken because of the version<->git integration I built when we migrated to github. The tar is correctly named, bbut the dist-rpm command and rpm command likely aren't built to handle this integration.

I'll tag this as a bug. I don't have time to address it, but I'd definitely have time to review patches that fix it. Even better, if you could write a TravisCI test that tests building rpms, that would be fantastic.

@illuusio
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illuusio commented Oct 1, 2018

Now there should be fix for this which is merged on master

@esabol
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esabol commented Dec 9, 2020

Can this issue be closed? It seems to have been resolved, right?

@cetanu
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cetanu commented Dec 9, 2020

Indeed!

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