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Omnibus RPM Owns Directory in Filesystem Package #663
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It sounds like we need to update: Can you run the following command and share the output:
Feel free to just open a PR with the required changes. |
Updating filesystem_list based on the output of I was able to fix this issue by making a code change. I'm going to create a PR with that change shortly. |
With the change in #666 I'm able to build my test omnibus package without conflicts with the filesystem package.
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this affects me as well. The project config includes an extra file
That leads to including
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As workaround I create/delete a symlink in |
Closing this issue as an old issue. The issue may be some combination of:
If this issue was a valid bug or feature request it may not rise to the level of importance were we will consider allocating resources to complete the request. The impact of fixing it may be small or trivial, while the effort required may be better spent on other issues with higher severity. It may still be acceptable to open a PR to submit the work, but closing the issue is a statement that we are not accepting the task of doing the work. |
The issue still exists in |
Description
RPMs built by Omnibus are claiming ownership of directories owned by the filesystem package resulting in conflicts when installing the RPM on a Centos 7 system.
I think this may be a regression back to the behavior of Omnibus prior to PR #392
It appears the regression was introduced in this commit: 160389f
Omnibus Version
omnibus (5.3.0)
Platform Version
CentOS Linux release 7.2.1511 (Core)
Replication Case
Perform Steps on CentOS 7 VM or Docker Container
Build Test Omnibus Package
Run rpm -qpl on the resulting RPM and you will see the RPM claims ownership of the /lib directory.
Trying installing the rpm with rpm -ivh
/cc @chef/omnibus-maintainers <- This ensures the Omnibus Maintainers team are notified to review this PR.
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