Spec URL: https://samcday.fedorapeople.org/bootmac.spec SRPM URL: https://samcday.fedorapeople.org/bootmac-0.6.0-1.fc43.src.rpm Description: Configures the MAC addresses of WLAN and Bluetooth interfaces at boot. Fedora Account System Username: samcday
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Hi! I tried taking a look at this package as a non-binding review. I am not a Fedora Packager yet, but as part of the pre-requisites to become one I am trying to review existing packages in the queue to get familiar with the basics and some of the philosophy behind various design decisions. I spotted a few things so far in the current SPEC: The line: ``` %global debug_package %{nil} ``` Should not be needed as the package is a `noarch` package without any ELF objects with debuginfo, so there can be no debuginfo. The `-p` flag should be used for `install` arguments to preserve timestamps, e.g.: ``` install -Dpm755 bootmac -t %{buildroot}%{_bindir}/ ``` At a package level, I'm not too familiar with the codebase here but I'm wondering if there's a particular reason why the `bootmac-wifi.rules` from upstream have been included, but the `bootmac-bluetooth.rules` equivalent for Bluetooth has not?
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Thanks for taking a look at this, Alex. I've decided to drop this review request, as I've since discovered a better approach (`local-bd-addr`/`local-mac-address` FDT patching from bootloader) that has less legacy baggage attached as bootmac does.