From 2c71c9c85c18d8f268037087a6e17e58b502ca9d Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Neal Gompa Date: Feb 29 2024 15:55:05 +0000 Subject: docs/contributing/kernel: Fix sub-bullet formatting --- diff --git a/docs/contributing/kernel.md b/docs/contributing/kernel.md index 2d0e04d..913ca03 100644 --- a/docs/contributing/kernel.md +++ b/docs/contributing/kernel.md @@ -40,11 +40,11 @@ The kernel package is maintained with the packaging data merged in with the sour Being able to build the kernel is useful for testing patches you wish to contribute or if you want to make your own builds for personal use. * Once in the root of the tree and you've made your changes, generate the changelog commit using `make dist-release-finish` - * For example, to make a build with `0.test.1` release, run `make dist-release-finish DISTLOCALVERSION="0.test.1" SNAPSHOT="0" BUILD="0"` + * For example, to make a build with `0.test.1` release, run `make dist-release-finish DISTLOCALVERSION="0.test.1" SNAPSHOT="0" BUILD="0"` * Generate the git tag using `make dist-release-tag` - * For example, to make a build with `0.test.1` release, run `make dist-release-tag DISTLOCALVERSION="0.test.1" SNAPSHOT="0" BUILD="0"` + * For example, to make a build with `0.test.1` release, run `make dist-release-tag DISTLOCALVERSION="0.test.1" SNAPSHOT="0" BUILD="0"` * Generate the SRPM using `make dist-srpm` - * For example, to make a SRPM with `0.test.1` release for CentOS Stream 9, run `make dist-srpm DISTLOCALVERSION="0.test.1" SNAPSHOT=0 BUILD="0" DIST=".el9"` + * For example, to make a SRPM with `0.test.1` release for CentOS Stream 9, run `make dist-srpm DISTLOCALVERSION="0.test.1" SNAPSHOT=0 BUILD="0" DIST=".el9"` Once you have the generated SRPM, you can build it with `mock` like normal.