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<H1>[Mageia-dev] Compatibility: %mdkversion macro?</H1>
<B>Angelo Naselli</B>
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<I>Sun Jan 16 11:26:54 CET 2011</I>
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<PRE>In data domenica 16 gennaio 2011 00:07:56, Anssi Hannula ha scritto:
><i> Hi all!
</I>><i>
</I>><i> Should we have a %mdkversion (and %mdkver/%mdvver) that is hardcoded to
</I>><i> 201100 for the time being, or should we not have one at all?
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</I>><i> Not having it will cause any src.rpms that have any
</I>><i> "%if %mdkversion < x" to fail to build.
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</I>><i> I'm strongly in favor of having it for compatibility reasons, so that
</I>><i> most MDV src.rpms keep building on Mageia for the time being, including
</I>><i> those provided by any 3rd party packagers.
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</I>><i> Not having the macro will cause us to lose that compatibility for very
</I>><i> little benefit, IMO. It could maybe be removed after several releases,
</I>><i> but not before.
</I>I believe you're right at the moment, now that we're importing things,
but after the very first time, starts becoming nonsense since
i believe we're going to work on our packages distro per distro not taking
every time srpms from mandriva as we're doing now.
><i> However, it seems blino disagreed with this, and he thinks we should not
</I>><i> have these macros at all.
</I>the good should be to have some common macros the allows us to build
packages form one distro to other. I ported in my rhel 4 and 5 mkrel to get
most compatibility to mandriva specs. But now fedora (hope rhel 6 as well)
uses %dist so why not to use a common point to that macro and extend
compatibility?
><i> What do other people think?
</I>I think we should think to a transition solution at least...
--
Angelo
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