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--without tests | --without javadoc should get documented #62
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This will also need to be documented in mvn_build(7) manpage, in ENVIRONMENT section, next to xmvn_bootstrap macro. And xmvn_opts/base_xmvn_opts should be documented too. |
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Any spec file using
%mvn_build
macro will get automatic support for-f
via RPM conditionals by specifying--without tests
or--without javadoc
on the mock/fedpkg invocation. This is surprising since it does not show up in any docs.FWIW, I went down a path of implementing that feature locally to one spec file and noticed that it was producing multiple
-f
switches when being used. Adding this to the javapackages docs should fix this.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: