fedora-infra / rpmautospec

#197 As a developer I want target on the CLI to be optional
Closed: Invalid by nphilipp. Opened by scoady.

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Currently, the code assigns the spec file to the target if none is provided. However, this is not possible via the CLI as the target is mandatory.

Issue tagged with: F35 Change

PR here: https://pagure.io/fedora-infra/rpmautospec/pull-request/196

We changed that on purpose in the CLI, to make overwriting the original spec file hard (as a fix for #121). You can still do it if you absolutely want to, but have to specify it a second time. The alternative would have been to make target optional (like your PR did) but require a --force-overwrite option or similar, but that would have been too much effort. :wink:

I'll close the PR now.
Edited by nphilipp

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- Issue status updated to: Closed (was: Open)

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