Overview
Request 685616 superseded
- Initial release of the package based on version 0.175.
- Initial release of the Metamath book from 2019-03-07.
- Use date as version number for Metamath book, because it isn't
versioned alongside the program.
- Add a brief manual page.
- Created by aaronpuchert
- In state superseded
- Supersedes 685615
- Superseded by 686802
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aaronpuchert created request
- Initial release of the package based on version 0.175.
- Initial release of the Metamath book from 2019-03-07.
- Use date as version number for Metamath book, because it isn't
versioned alongside the program.
- Add a brief manual page.
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in %package books, you redefine %version, and as a result any %version reference thereafter refers to 20190307.
You can yse %VERSION} (all caps) to explicitly refer back to the version as defined in the preamble
Otherwise you end up with uninstallable packages due to Requires: FOO = %version
dimstar declined request
in %package books, you redefine %version, and as a result any %version reference thereafter refers to 20190307.
You can yse %VERSION} (all caps) to explicitly refer back to the version as defined in the preamble
Otherwise you end up with uninstallable packages due to Requires: FOO = %version
can't install metamath-book-20190307-5.2.noarch: nothing provides metamath = 20190307-5.2 needed by metamath-book-20190307-5.2.noarch (we have metamath-0.175-5.2.x86_64) can't install metamath-data-0.175-5.2.noarch: nothing provides metamath = 20190307-5.2 needed by metamath-data-0.175-5.2.noarch (we have metamath-0.175-5.2.x86_64)in %package books, you redefine %version, and as a result any %version reference thereafter refers to 20190307.
You can yse %VERSION} (all caps) to explicitly refer back to the version as defined in the preamble
Thanks for the hint, I'll update the request.