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%package Directive
The %package directive is used to control the creation
of subpackages. The subpackage name is derived from the first
Name: tag in the spec file, followed by the name
specified after the %package directive. Therefore, if
the first Name: tag is:
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and a subpackage is defined with the following %package
directive:
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the subpackage name will be foo-bar.
See also: the section called The Lone Directive: %package in Chapter 13.
The %package -n Option
The
-n option is used to change how RPM derives the
subpackage name. When the -n option is used, the
name following the %package directive becomes the
complete subpackage name. Therefore, if a subpackage is defined with
the following %package directive:
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the subpackage name will be bar.
See also: the section called -n <string>
— Use
<string> As the
Entire Subpackage Name in Chapter 13.