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RPM package, conditional adding files in "%files" section
Post 302834961 by ddreggors on Sunday 21st of July 2013 01:58:53 AM
07-21-2013
You are looking for conditionals in the spec file:
10.6.2. Using conditional blocks
You may have to define some macros depending on what you need but reading the docs on conditionals and also defining macros in the spec file is a good place to start.
10.6.2. Using conditional blocks
You may have to define some macros depending on what you need but reading the docs on conditionals and also defining macros in the spec file is a good place to start.
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