codenamezero
Reputation: 3079
How to building a rpm from multiple projects
I know how to build rpm for its own project, however I am not sure what is the proper way to build a rpm that depend on multiple projects to be build first. For example, say I have project A, B, C, D, and FINAL.
- B needs A
- C needs A
- D needs B and C
- FINAL needs D
So if i am to make rpm for FINAL, what would be the proper way to trigger the other projects to build?
- Make a shell script that trigger the calls and call it under
%build? - In the Makefile of
FINAL
Upvotes: 0
Views: 103
Answers (1)
Aaron D. Marasco
Reputation: 6758
Your specfile should say it Requires "D" and BuildRequires "D-devel" or something similar. The "D" RPM(s) should handle the A/B/C requirements. You shouldn't be building unrelated RPMs at the same time.
Upvotes: 1
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