How to avoid redefining VERSION, PACKAGE, etc
1.c - How to avoid redefining VERSION, PACKAGE, etc - Stack ...
Description:I haven't seen any questions relating to GNU autoconf/automake
builds, but I'm hoping at least some of you out there are familiar with
it. Here goes:
2.packaging - Python package: how to avoid redefining author ...
Description:I would like to distribute a Python package ... how to avoid
redefining author version etc? ... version, release, date, emails etc in
different parts.
3.9.3. Defining Package Information - Fedora
Description:Defining Package Information. Most of ... The release number
should start at 1 for the first RPM you build for a given version of the
package, and count up ... Avoid ...
4.PinningHowto - Community Ubuntu Documentation
Description:16-09-2013 · ... from a newer version of Ubuntu. There is also
package ... release to avoid accidentally upgrading all packages, by
editing /etc/apt ...
5.Creating Packages - ArchWiki - Arch Linux
Description:10-12-2013 · ... etc . .MTREE: contains ... the resulting
binaries and metadata of the package, i.e. package version ... Get into
the habit of checking your packages ...
6.GNU `make'
Description:... last updated 9 October 2013, of The GNU Make Manual, for
GNU make version 4.0 ... You can use variables to avoid ... (or anything
it depends on, etc ...
7.PkgSplit - Debian Wiki
Description:03-06-2013 · The first binary dependent package; The closing:
defining ... This text was based in version 5 ... There are some
misconceptions that you should avoid ...
8.How to create an RPM package - FedoraProject
Description:19-12-2013 · /etc %{version} Version of package, ... be
installed when building this package. Avoid this if you ... the %package
directive to start defining a ...
9.How to Work With Packages - docs.day.com
Description:... defining package settings and filters as required; ... The
product name and version this package is targeted to or is compatible
with. ... To avoid confusion, ...
10.Bower - Official Site
Description:bower install <name>=<package>#<version> ...
AnchorLinkDefining a package. ... This has changed to avoid a name clash
with another tool.
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