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--- packages:pear [2008-08-03 11:01] – grizz
+++ packages:pear [2008-08-04 16:11] (current) – glen
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 Now cleanup the void rpm if statements (%if 0), test, check %dir and other %file section items, build and commit to CVS.
-also worth running
+also worth running ''SPECS/rpmdb-checkdir.sh'' in /usr/share/pear after you've installed your new package to see if all dirs are owned properly.
-<file>SPECS/rpmdb-checkdir.sh}} in /usr/share/pear after you've installed your new package to see if all dirs are owned properly.
-== Updating PEAR Package ==
-...
+===== Updating PEAR Package =====
+...
-... and filter through {{{./pearize.sh}}} script. of course verify the diffs it makes, as it is still not perfect.
+... and filter through ''./pearize.sh'' script. of course verify the diffs it makes, as it is still not perfect.
-== Conventions ==
-Only php-pear-PEAR subpackages should depend on php-pear-PEAR, ohers should use just php-pear-PEAR-core dependency. of course you need to test to be sure that it is so.
-For optional packages a textfile is created and output in {{{%post}}}. The optional packages are excluded from requirement using rpm macro {{{_noautoreq}}} defintion in spec.
+===== Conventions =====
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+Only php-pear-PEAR subpackages should depend on php-pear-PEAR, ohers should use just php-pear-PEAR-core dependency. of course you need to test to be sure that it is so.
-CategoryUpdateNeeded
+For optional packages a textfile is created and output in ''%post''. The optional packages are excluded from requirement using rpm macro ''_noautoreq'' defintion in spec.
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