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I don't see any setuptools or autotools for this project, so I wonder if there is a preferred way to prepare a source tarball. I have packaged RPMs in the past, with a tarball made by hand and a custom spec file which added a few homegrown rules.
But now I'm also preparing debian packages, and I'd like to have a more reproducible way to go from repository to debian or RPM package.
Is your thought that nsiqcppstyle should eventualy have one of these formal distribution approaches? Would you welcome a setup.py approach? Or is there already something and I have just not found it?
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I don't see any setuptools or autotools for this project, so I wonder if there is a preferred way to prepare a source tarball. I have packaged RPMs in the past, with a tarball made by hand and a custom spec file which added a few homegrown rules.
But now I'm also preparing debian packages, and I'd like to have a more reproducible way to go from repository to debian or RPM package.
Is your thought that nsiqcppstyle should eventualy have one of these formal distribution approaches? Would you welcome a setup.py approach? Or is there already something and I have just not found it?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: