Also, invoke rpmlint in our Jenkins jobs.
You don't want to commit Release: 2 here. In our source tree it only ever makes sense to have Release: 1. If you have packaging changes for Fedora those will live in Fedora's dist-git.
Release: 2
Let's run rpmlint across the built RPMs too. Right now in the Jenkinsfile you are doing it after we build the SRPM but before mock, so you are only testing the SRPM which is much less useful.
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Good point. rpmlint is running across the built RPMs too.
This is already running across the .src.rpms as well. You don't need the step above.
Btw did you test this on Jenkins? Do we have rpmlint on the slaves?
Yes, I've tested it on Jenkins and the slave has rpmlint.
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(LGTM)
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Pull-Request has been merged by mjia
Also, invoke rpmlint in our Jenkins jobs.