The
%files list indicates which files on the build
system are to be packaged. The list consists of one file per line. If a
directory is specified, by default all files and subdirectories will be
packaged.
%files
/etc/foo.conf
/sbin/foo
/usr/bin/foocmd
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The
%files list can be made specific to a particular
subpackage by adding the subpackage name, and optionally, the
-n option:
The subpackage name and usage of the -n option must
match those defined with the %package directive.
The
%files list can also use the contents of a file as
the list of files to be packaged. This is done by using the
-f option, which is then followed by a filename:
See also: the section called The %files List in Chapter 13.
