Hi Michael,
On Mon, Oct 25, 2010 at 10:10 PM, Michael Meeks
<michael.meeks@novell.com> wrote:
Soo ... I hate EPM ;-) not sure if that is a universal feeling, but it
certainly fouls up the compilation, deps and smoke-testing process.
Well - never did play foul on any of the tinderboxes/buildslaves.
Do we use EPM for building the generic Linux builds though ? and if so,
should we ? ;-) and/or is that hyper-useful for tinderboxes / etc. ? In
general I'd prefer to default to --disable-epm anyway.
What makes the packaging complicated is not epm, it is the huge
perl-stuff that is surrounding it. (not because it is perl, but that
it is overengineered, more complicated than necessary, etc.)
So whether you call epm <epm'slistfile> or rpmbuld -bb <rpmspecfile>
doesn't make a real difference to me. The way how that epmlistfile/the
specfile is created is.
my 0,02€
ciao
Christian
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