Hi,
Just wondering, is there a particular reason why non-commiters are not
allowed to create buildroot overrides for a package?
Reason for asking: I've got a package (openambit) which installs a file to
Konsole output
%{_libdir}/wireshark/plugins/%{wireshark_ver}/ambit.so
This means, for every version change of wireshark, I need to adjust
%{wireshark_ver} and rebuild.
At present, stable and branched releases, to avoid broken dependencies
in the time window wireshark and then openambit are pushed to stable,
I'd need to nag the wireshark maintainer every time to create a
buildroot override, or ask for commit access to wireshark. I suppose I
should do the latter, but yeah, just wondering if there is a reason
against allowing people to create buildroot overrides directly.
Thanks,
Sandro
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