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Document how the script is invoked for changelogs and release fields.

Signed-off-by: Nils Philippsen <nils@redhat.com>
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generate changelog Testbed for Automatically Generating RPM Release Fields and Changelogs
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This project hosts a simple python script that tries to generate a RPM changelog This project hosts the `rpmautospec` python package and script, which attempt to automatically
from a git repository. calculate release numbers and generate an RPM changelog from the dist-git repository of a package
and the information available in the Koji build system.
Dependencies: Dependencies:
* python3 * python3
* python3-pygit2 * python3-pygit2
General
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The script `rpmautospec.py` allows testing the various algorithms for automatic release and
changelog generation. It accepts normal CLI options, run `python rpmautospec.py --help` for more
information.
Generating a Changelog
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This is how you can use it: This is how you can use it:
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fedpkg clone -a guake fedpkg clone -a guake
* Run ``generate_changelog`` and point it to the repository cloned above * Generating the changelog, pointing it to the repository cloned above
:: ::
python generate_change guake python rpmautospec.py generate-changelog guake
Note: You can also generate a good basic changelog using:: Note: You can also generate a good basic changelog using::
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--date="format:%a %b %d %Y" --date="format:%a %b %d %Y"
Calculating the Next Value for the Release Field
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Calculate the next value for the RPM release field (i.e. to be used for the next build) by running
the script this way:
::
python rpmautospec.py calculate-release [--algorithm ...] <pkgname> <disttag> [<evr>]
E.g.:
::
python rpmautospec.py calculate-release bash fc31
::
python rpmautospec.py --algorithm holistic_heuristic gimp fc30
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