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File README.packaging of Package llvm
======== OVERVIEW This package is a dummy package that always depends on the version of corresponding LLVM packages that openSUSE currently supports. This file documents the procedure for updating the various LLVM components. There are three major update scenarios that will be addressed here, patch-level updates to the current LLVM version, patch-level updates to older LLVM versions, and major/minor version updates. LLVM version numbers come in three levels. For version X.0.Z, changes to the X level are major updates, changes to the Y level are minor updates, and changes to the Z level are patch-level updates. Since LLVM 4, the minor version is always expected to be 0. [1] Library .so numbers are based on the major version, for example libLLVM.so.X. Patch-level updates do not update the version number of libraries. For this reason, only changes to the major version number get a new llvm package. There are up to three packages that need to be handled in a given update. This package, the base "llvm" package, the current "llvmX" package (X is the major version numbers), and the next "llvmX" package if the major version has changed. NOTE: This package should always have the same "License" tag as the currently-supported version of the llvmX package. [1] http://blog.llvm.org/2016/12/llvms-new-versioning-scheme.html =========================================== PATCH-LEVEL UPDATES TO CURRENT LLVM VERSION For patch level updates, this package (llvm) and the current llvmX package need to be updated. 1. llvmX package: 1. Add the new sources to the package and delete the old ones. This will not include clang-docs-X.0.Z.src.tar.xz or llvm-docs-X.0.Z.src.tar.xz (see next item). 2. Build clang-docs-X.0.Z.src.tar.xz and llvm-docs-X.0.Z.src.tar.xz. The instructions are in the %install section of llvmX.spec. The instructions need RPM substitutions, for example via rpmspec -P. Add those sources as well and delete the old ones. 3. Update the "_relver" tag in llvmX.spec to match the new sources. 4. Update the version number in the patches to match the new sources. 5. Update the "_uaver" tag in llvmX.spec to match the "_relver" tag. 6. Confirm everything builds successfully and there are no new rpmlint issues. 7. Update the llvmX.changes file. 2. llvm package: 1. Update the "Version" tag to match the new llvmX version. 2. Update the llvm.changes file. ======================================== PATCH-LEVEL UPDATES TO OLD LLVM VERSIONS For patch-level updates to versions of LLVM before the current version, only the corresponding llvmX package needs to be updated. 1. llvmX package: 1. Add the new sources to the package and delete the old ones. This will not include clang-docs-X.0.Z.src.tar.xz or llvm-docs-X.0.Z.src.tar.xz (see next item). 2. Build clang-docs-X.0.Z.src.tar.xz and llvm-docs-X.0.Z.src.tar.xz. The instructions are in the %install section of llvmX.spec. The instructions need RPM substitutions, for example via rpmspec -P. Add those sources as well and delete the old ones. 3. Update the "_relver" tag in llvmX.spec to match the new sources. 4. Update the version number in the patches to match the new sources. 5. Update the "_uaver" tag in llvmX.spec to match the "Version" tag. 6. Confirm everything builds successfully and there are no new rpmlint issues. Some patches may need to be removed or rebased. 7. Update the llvmX.changes file. ===================== MAJOR VERSION UPDATES For updates that change the major or minor version number, this package (llvm) needs to be updated, a new llvmX package needs to be created, and the old llvmX package needs to be modified. 1. New llvmX package: 1. Copy (do not link) the old llvmX to the new major/minor version number. 2. Add the new sources to the package and delete the old ones. This will not include clang-docs-X.0.Z.src.tar.xz or llvm-docs-X.0.Z.src.tar.xz (see next item). 3. Build clang-docs-X.0.Z.src.tar.xz and llvm-docs-X.0.Z.src.tar.xz. The instructions are in the %install section of llvmX.spec. The instructions need RPM substitutions, for example via rpmspec -P. Add those sources as well and delete the old ones. 4. Rename the .spec, .changes, and rpmlintrc files in the new llvmX package to the new major/minor version number 5. Rename the packages in llvmX.spec files to match the new package name. 6. Change the "_sonum" tag in llvmX.spec to match the new major/minor versions. It should be of the form "X". Change the "_itsme" definition to "%define _itsmeX 1". 7. Change the "_minor" tag in llvmX.spec to match the new major/minor versions. It should be of the form "X.0". 8. Change the "_uaver" tag in llvmX.spec to match the new major/minor versions. It should be of the form "X0Z". 9. Update the "_relver" tag and the version numbers in the patches as described in PATCH-LEVEL UPDATES above. 10. Confirm llvmX.spec builds successfully and there are no new rpmlint issues. 11. Check whether the .so numbers of "libc++.so.W.V" or "libclang.so.X" have changed. If so, change the "_socxx" or "_soclang" tag to match. It should be of the form "W" if the "V" value is 0 or "W_V" if the "V" value is greater than 0. 12. Confirm everything builds successfully and there are no new rpmlint issues. Some patches may need to be removed or rebased. 13. Update the llvmX.changes file. 2. llvm package: 1. Update the "Version" tag to match the new llvmX version. 2. Change the "_sonum" tag to match the one in the new "llvmX.spec" file. 3. Update the llvm.changes file. 3. Project config: 1. Change %product_libs_llvm_ver to X. 2. If one of the .so version numbers for libclang, libc++ or libc++abi changed, add a corresponding Prefer: libcxxW Prefer: libcxxabiW Prefer: libclangW for the new .so version and a corresponding definition %product_libs_llvm_ver_libcxxW X %product_libs_llvm_ver_libcxxabiW X %product_libs_llvm_ver_libclangW X with W the old .so version and X the old LLVM version.
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