If the package is native, always (re-)create the source tarball, even if
--git-no-create-orig is used. Not creating the tarball does not make
much sense (and most probably just causes problems and confusion): for
native packages there is no place for external tarball and no patches so
we need to always have the correct sources (i.e. the exported revision)
in the tarball.
Signed-off-by: Markus Lehtonen <markus.lehtonen@linux.intel.com>
# Get/build the orig tarball
if is_native(repo, options):
- if spec.orig_src and not options.no_create_orig:
+ if spec.orig_src:
# Just build source archive from the exported tree
gbp.log.info("Creating (native) source archive %s from '%s'" % (spec.orig_src['filename'], tree))
if spec.orig_src['compression']: