Tests currently fail because Fedora 38 is archived. This bumps
the version to 42 and updates the expected content.
This will need updating again annually or so. It'd be safer to
use something that doesn't age out frequently instead.
Signed-off-by: Adam Williamson <awilliam@redhat.com>
RHEL 10 does not provide the engine header at all. Also, restore
compatibility with earlier versions which do not have a separate subpackage
for the engine header.
The final /usr/bin/curl-config file had a comment like
"prefix=/usr # used in /usr/lib64" or "prefix=/usr # used in /usr/lib",
depending on the arch. This causes the following error on upgrades from f40
for people who have both libcurl-devel.i686 and libcurl-devel.x86_64
installed:
Transaction failed: Rpm transaction failed.
- file /usr/bin/curl-config conflicts between attempted installs of
libcurl-devel-8.9.1-2.fc41.i686 and libcurl-devel-8.9.1-2.fc41.x86_64
The comment is actually not useful at all after the variable is expanded,
since it's not clear what is meant by "used in /usr/lib64". Just drop it.
With this change, the packages are constinstallable again.
The %prep section is supposed to extract and possibly patch the sources. In
particular, the code provided by the package should not be called here, but
only in %build section. This keeps %prep quick and allows the code provided by
upstream to be inspected before running it.
Also drop space after the redirection operator to match the style elsewhere in
the spec file. Having symmetrical whitespace around the operator makes it look
like a binary operator, which it very much is not.
Added build condition for openssl_engine_support, true by default so as to
not change the resulting built package (yet)
- With openssl_engine_support true, BR: openssl-devel-engine
- With openssl_engine_support false, build with -DOPENSSL_NO_ENGINE
