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Generate RPM specfiles for DevAssistant DAP packages.
Usage:
dap2rpm revealjs dap2rpm revealjs -v 0.2 dap2rpm revealjs -L LICENSE NOTICE dap2rpm Downloads/revealjs-0.2.dap
Note for non-Fedora users: As dap2rpm is intended primarily for use in Fedora, it automatically strips off the pre-release tags from the version string (e. g. 0.1dev becomes 0.1), and attaches it to the Release tag in the SPEC (in this case, Release: 0.1.dev%{?dist}). This behaviour is mandated by the Fedora Packaging Guidelines. If you want to avoid it, specify the argument --keep-format when running dap2rpm.
Release files for dap2rpm 0.1.11
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Source distribution (sdist)
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Release files / dap2rpm-0.1.11.tar.gz
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