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hook payload, e.g. it is valid to call `curl -X POST <THE_CUSTOM_HOOK_URL>` to
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trigger the custom source build method.
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+ Src.RPM
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+ -------
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+
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+ Copr expects that `script` creates SPEC file, tar ball, and patches in the working
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+ directory. We cannot process SRC.RPM. Because some chroots can use technology
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+ which our server cannot recognize. E.g., in the past `rpm` changed compression and
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+ checksum algorithm and rpm from RHEL was unable to process packages from Fedora.
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Examples
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$ copr build-package --name quick-package PROJECT # trigger the build
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+ - Trivial example (use SRC.RPM)::
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+
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+ $ cat script
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+ #! /bin/sh -x
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+ make dist-srpm
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+ rpmdev-extract redhat/rpm/SRPMS/quick-package-*.src.rpm
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+ mv quick-package*src/* ./
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+
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+ $ copr add-package-custom PROJECT \
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+ --name quick-package \
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+ --script-builddeps "make rpmdevtools" \
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+ --script script
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+
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+ $ copr build-package --name quick-package PROJECT # trigger the build
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- Simple example with Python package with git submodules and in-tree sources::
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