Align pkg_rpm returned files with other rules #692
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pkg_rpm returns the package file named after `package_file_name` and a symbolic link to the file called `target_name`, while other rules do not return the symbolic link.
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Leaving this one for @nacl. They are the RPM expert and heavy user. |
aiuto
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Aug 14, 2023
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Still trying to get a handle on the CI failures. It doesn't make sense. |
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Friendly ping. Can you try to update your branch and push again so we can see if CI is cleared up? |
k0walik
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dannysullivan,
jylinv0 and
alexeagle
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Done! The CI is passing. |
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Does this fix #685? |
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Yes, we can close that one |
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Thanks! |
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pkg_rpmreturns both package file and a symbolic link, while other rules return only the actual file.This is a follow up PR on the comment in #685.