Created attachment 923009 [details] Patch to add the desired features to mock Description of problem: The SCM integration within mock makes some specific assumptions about the nature of the SCM repository. Unfortunately, the product repository I am building out of does not follow the assumption that all buildable elements of a repository are at level one. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 1.1.41 How reproducible: Using SCM integration, attempt to check out and build an item two more levels below the top of the SCM tree. Steps to Reproduce: 1. enable SCM integration 2. use a source repository more than two levels deep (we use CVS as the VCS) mock -r <> --scm-enable --scm-option branch=branch --scm-option package=Products/Group-A/product-a Actual results: mock starts by complaining it cannot create it's work directory, based on the SCM_PKG name (--scm-option package) Expected results: Desired Results: A clean build, using the SCM integration Additional info: The attached patch resolves the issue for us, converting the multi-level path in to a single directory element for the temporary directory (in get_sources()); correcting an assumption about how to rename the checked out directory later in the same routine. And finally, it adds a feature to trim the SCM_PKG down to the last element of the path, for use as in the specification file name
This issue still exists in 1.2.7, and the patch continues to apply cleanly.
Is this still needed? Git supports cloning recursively submodules. Do you still use CVS nowadays?
This package has changed maintainer in the Fedora. Reassigning to the new maintainer of this component.