Description of problem: My workflow for uploading packages is: $ git add -u $ fedpkg clog $ git commit -F clog $ fedpkg import updated.srpm $ git commit --am ~~~ fedpkg push fedpkg build When trying this with a package that has been converted to use rpmautospec, it brakes the import srpm functionality. I receive the following message: Could not execute import_srpm: SRPM was processed by rpmautospec (specfile msmtp.spec" was analyzed) fedpkg import is a key function so this needs to be corrected
I found this: https://pagure.io/rpkg/issue/641 The first comment proposes a solution. When can this be implemented, and in the meantime, what is the mitigation workflow without having to backout of rpmautospec?
Regarding workaround: You do not explain how you created updated.srpm, but because you encountered this problem, I assume you ran 'fedpkg srpm' or some other fedpkg command that internally ran the same. If so, try to created it with 'rpmbuild -bs' instead. Fedpkg does rpmautospec processing internally, while rpmbuild does not, and the desired result is importing unprocessed changelogs. I will assign this issue to me. I have been meaning to tackle this issue for a long time already. Unfortunately, I have not have *any* time for Fedora in weeks, so I have not been able to proceed. (I will feel hurt at all if somebody fixes this in the meantime.) My idea of fixing this is explained here: https://pagure.io/rpkg/issue/641#comment-849547
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