In the meanwhile, here's a trick how you can fish out this information from
existing rpmbuild, old and new, without even unpacking sources:
> rpmbuild -bc --noprep --define '__spec_build_pre echo builddir=%{_builddir};
> exit 0' rpm.spec |awk /^builddir/
This gives you the toplevel directory where setup will unpack the sources, ie
what the existing test systems are build around, ie:
- in rpm < 4.19 it's ~/rpmbuild/BUILD/
- in rpm >= 4.20 it's *currently* something like (please do not hardcode this!)
~/rpmbuild/BUILD/<name>-<version>-build
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