Currently there are no tests that ensure that origin.spec changes don't break rpm builds.
This was discussed in the pull request "have origin.spec use hack scripts to build"
#10398
There is hack/test-rpm.sh but it is not called anywhere in the tests.
There is also the problem that currently, rpmlint, which is called in hack/test-rpm.sh to check the rpms, gives alot of false errors and warnings.
Currently there are no tests that ensure that origin.spec changes don't break rpm builds.
This was discussed in the pull request "have origin.spec use hack scripts to build"
#10398
There is hack/test-rpm.sh but it is not called anywhere in the tests.
There is also the problem that currently, rpmlint, which is called in hack/test-rpm.sh to check the rpms, gives alot of false errors and warnings.