> Am 05.03.2018 um 12:44 schrieb dacav <dacav at teknik.io>: > > Hello Centos developers, > > My company would like to use Red-Hat/Centos as a target system for releasing > (proprietary) software. > > In order to do this properly, I've constructed an infrastructure which > allows to build those packages, wrapping mock and other tools. Such > infrastructure uses a pool of Centos virtual machines for the building > phase. > > A question that keeps popping in my mailbox is how to build those packages > without the 'centos' suffix, as in: > > %{name}-%{version}.el7.centos.x86_64.rpm > > Some developers here find that `.centos` tag quite disturbing as > we are supposed to release for Red Hat. > > I think the right thing to do here would be getting a (physical, licensed) > Red Hat builder to do the job. But I'm not sure of what this would entail. > For instance, is there a mock configuration to use for that? Would that be > included in a Red Hat machine? The %{?dist} tag is up to you. Its part of the versioning. -- LF