Eclipse RPM Building

 Eclipse RPM Building

The Specfile Editor Plug-in for Eclipse provides useful features to help developers manage   .specfiles. This plug-in allows users to leverage several Eclipse GUI features in editing   .spec  files, such as auto-completion, highlighting, file hyperlinks, and folding.

In addition, the Specfile Editor Plug-in also integrates the   rpmlint  tool into the Eclipse interface.   rpmlint  is a command line tool that helps developers detect common RPM package errors. The richer visualization offered by the Eclipse interface helps developers quickly detect, view, and correct mistakes reported by   rpmlint.

The Eclipse   .spec  file editor plug-in also supports building RPM files from RPM projects. This feature can be used by employing an export wizard ( Import  →   RPM  →   Source/Binary RPM) allowing the selection of whether a source RPM ( src.rpm), binary RPM, or both, are required.

Build output is in the Eclipse Console view. For a limited number of build failures, there is hyperlinking support. That is, certain parts of the build failure are changed to be a hyperlink ( Ctrl+ Click) in the Eclipse Console view, which then points the user to the actual line in the   .spec  file that is causing the problem.

Also of note is the wizard for importing source RPM ( .src.rpm) files, found in   Import  →   RPM  → Source RPM). This allows the user to easily start with no configuration required, in case a source RPM has already been created. This project is then ready for editing the spec file and building (exporting) to source/binary RPMs.

For further details, see the   Specfile Editor User Guide  →   Import src.rpm and export rpm and src.rpm  section in the   Specfile Editor User Guide  in Help Contents.

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