@rayson I have a requirement on the rpms.

We want to deploy the same image internally that we publish upstream and deploy to Fedora's production environment. The fedora-infra team has a requirement that all dependencies must come from the Fedora or EPEL repos, which allows them to be sure that all of the components are open source and have passed legal/license review.

They do not require that the app itself be an rpm - it can come directly from the git repo. Only the dependencies must be rpms and come from the Fedora repos.

Understand. Is there a good way to install dependencies from spec file or
something without duplicating them in Dockerfile?

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``
@rayson I have a requirement on the rpms.

We want to deploy the same image internally that we publish upstream and
deploy to Fedora's production environment. The fedora-infra team has a
requirement that all dependencies must come from the Fedora or EPEL repos=
,
which allows them to be sure that all of the components are open source a=
nd
have passed legal/license review.

They do not require that the app itself be an rpm - it can come directly
from the git repo. Only the dependencies must be rpms and come from the
Fedora repos.
``

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https://pagure.io/waiverdb/issue/222

Yes - try dnf -y builddep somespecfile.spec

Closing this one as wontfix. Thanks @rayson!