SV: [opensuse] Priorities in the build package?
- From: "Anders Norrbring" <lists@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 21 Feb 2009 10:50:03 +0100
Hi,
Anders Norrbring wrote:
Is there a way to set the priorities to which rpm package the build
system use when setting up the build system?
$ build --help
...
--rpms path1:path2:...
Specify path where to find the RPMs for the build system
That will specify the paths to the RPMs, but that doesn't specify the
priorities for the packages, which was what was asked.
From my experience using both the build script and the build service,
if
there are packages with the same package name, then the package with
the
higher/highest version number seems to be the one that gets installed.
Where there are multiple packages that satisfy the various build
dependencies, you'll very likely to end up with a "have choice for..."
build error[0] unless you specify which package to install.
[0] As happens to me quite frequently when building Perl packages
because someone had an incredibly bright idea and sitescooper seems to
provide every single Perl dependency that it can.
Regards,
David Bolt
It seems like that doesn't work right.. Example is aaa_base package. I have 2 versions, one on the DVD and one from the update repo. The latter is the newest, but it grabs the one from the DVD anyway..
Anders.
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