Hi there,
On Fri, 2012-10-12 at 09:40 +0800, huqitu du wrote:
> I want to change the %version Variable, and whare to find the
> defination?
%version is an unusual mangling; I think we only use this for
generating RPMs - so git grep is really your friend in this regard:
$ git grep %version
solenv/bin/modules/installer/epmfile.pm: # %version 2.0
solenv/bin/modules/installer/epmfile.pm: # This release version has to be
listed in the line %version : %version versionnumber releasenumber
solenv/bin/modules/installer/epmfile.pm: $line = "%version" . " " .
$installer::globals::packageversion . "\n";
sysui/desktop/freedesktop/freedesktop-menus.spec:Version: %version
sysui/desktop/mandriva/mandriva-menus.spec:Version: %version
sysui/desktop/mandriva/mandriva-menus.spec:%define menuversion %(echo
%version|cut -d'.' -f 1-2)
sysui/desktop/suse/suse-menus.spec:Version: %version
So it clearly comes from $installer::globals somehow. Of course, the
other way to hunt this down is probably to go top-down instead of bottom
up. All variables from configure are propagated to the code via
config_host.mk (which is generated from the .in by running configure /
autogen.sh).
There we have things like:
export PRODUCTNAME=LibreOffice
export PRODUCTVERSION=3.7
Which seems to suggest this is all configureable via configure.
But of course - I'm no packaging expert.
Does that help ?
ATB,
Michael.
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