Remove tito configuration #38
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It doesn't work to build a fully functioning package. In order to work, additional configuration is needed. Right now the configuration file is stored in dist-git and used when building the Red Hat internal version of this package. If tito should work, then one of these is needed: * the configuration has to be in this upstream repo (but it's specific for particular deployment of the package) * the configuration file has to move into a separate package (but ensuring it's installed is not trivial) * require users to get the configuration somewhere else
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Could you expand on what you mean that it doesn't work? I used this tito config to produce python-rcm-nexus builds successfully just a few days ago. |
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It will produce an RPM, but if you install it, you will be missing configuration file |
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It doesn't work to build a fully functioning package. In order to work, additional configuration is needed.
Right now the configuration file is stored in dist-git and used when building the Red Hat internal version of this package.
If tito should work, then one of these is needed: