Similar to this question, let's say I'm building an rpm from a tar.gz of said package that needs an rpm, it has things I need to install to build it. In this case, a couple of -devel packages, and quite a few others that I don't need on the whole.
Once the rpm is built, can I uninstall those packages it needed to build?
Thanks.
Dependencies to build rpm question
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Re: Dependencies to build rpm question
It seems no one knows, so I just uninstalled them So far, knock on wood...
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Re: Dependencies to build rpm question
I think this has been answered before with: yes. So you probably will have no problems with it
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Re: Dependencies to build rpm question
That was on tar.gz packages. Was wondering on built rpms. Anyway, should be OK.
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