Ville Skyttä wrote:
"apt-get build-dep" does not need SRPMS at all except the local SRPM, which you already have locally because you want to build it.
Right, but the source _indexes_ need to be available for build-dep to work in the first place, no?
apt-get build-dep TARGET_LOCAL.src.rpm does not require SRPMS in the apt repository. This only resolves and installs stuff from binary RPMS needed to build that local package. Am I missing something else?
Warren Togami wtogami@redhat.com
On Mon, 2005-01-31 at 08:47 -1000, Warren Togami wrote:
apt-get build-dep TARGET_LOCAL.src.rpm does not require SRPMS in the apt repository. This only resolves and installs stuff from binary RPMS needed to build that local package. Am I missing something else?
build-dep is useful for non-local SRPMs too.
But given that "make srpm ; sudo apt-get build-dep *.src.rpm" from a CVS checkout dir works, it's not actually that big a deal at all. It just means some brutal adjustments to muscle memory :þ
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