The Lazarus package currently builds three RPMs: "lazarus", which contains the
IDE, and the "qt5pas" library, along with "qt5pas-devel".
qt5pas is, technically, a separate project with its own versioning - but since
its distributed alongside Lazarus, and Lazarus depends on it, it made sense to
build them from one SRPM.
In the spec, I specify a different Version: for qt5pas. This isn't a problem
per-se, but means that if I upgrade Lazarus (so Version goes up and Release
goes back to 1), I get a lower NVR for qt5pas. So I made a macro which gets
calculated based on Lazarus's NVR, so it won't go down, and used it as the
Release:. So now I have:
- in qt5pas: "Release = %{qt5pas-release}"
- in lazarus: "Requires: qt5pas = %{qt5pas-version}-%{qt5pas-release}"
Now, the problem is: whenever a Mass Rebuild occurs, the releng scripts see the
"Release = %{qt5pas-release}" bit and just slap ".1" at the end, which in turn
causes the "Requires: qt5pas = %{qt5pas-version}-%{qt5pas-release}" bit to be
unsatisfiable.
While I could, obviously, just make a commit stripping the ".1" and rebuild the
package, this approach is wasteful in regards to both my time and koji
processing power, and unfriendly towards automation (as it means a mass rebuild
will always produce broken packages). So I'm now wondering what would be the
best approach.
- Move qt5pas to a separate dist-git repo: Would solve the problem above, but
make syncing the packages harder.
- Drop the separate version for qt5pas and just use Lazarus's version (would
need an Epoch bump, probably). This would make the package's version not match
what is shipped.
Any other approach I could adopt?
Thanks in advance,
A.FI.
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