Open aalex opened 7 years ago
Hmm, that makes sense for the cross-platform apps indeed. In this particular app we are building a SailfishOS-specific app for the Sailfish OS devices only. Still storing packaging in a separate repository could probably make sense if the current directory structure wasn't a part of the default Sailfish build process.
I am not sure all the script would work if packaging scripts were in another dir. And if you checkout them to the current place via e.g. git subtree
that wouldn't make much difference from the current situation, would it?
Hi, I am mostly experienced in Debian packaging, but I think it's the same for RPM packaging. One should never put the distro-specific packaging files in the upstream repository. Why? Because the downstream specific packaging files might have different versions, and apply patches to the source. You don't want all these changes to be in the upstream sources.