[Bug 635256] Review Request: qtop - tool for monitoring PBS systems

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--- Comment #3 from Martin Gieseking <martin.gieseking at uos.de> 2010-09-19 11:45:05 EDT ---
OK, triggering wakeup again. :)

Here are some more comments:

- The Release increment is a bit too large. :) This field reflects the number 
  of spec file revisions for a given version. So, just increase it by 1 every 
  time you provide a new spec/srpm with identical version number. Also, add a
  %changelog entry for every revision. The release number of your next revision
  should be 3, and the %changlog should contain 3 entries listing the changes 
  made for each release.
  If 2948 indicates your upstream revision or something similar, you might 
  want to add it to the version number, e,g. 40.2948 or the like.

- Drop the double BuildRoot tag commented out.

- Add file LICENSE to the %files section (with %doc)
  https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging/LicensingGuidelines#License_Text

- Add blank lines between the various sections (%prep, %install, etc.) to 
  increase legibility

- Remove the "echo" lines to avoid redundant output during the build. The 
  %build section should contain a comment (starting with #) rather than an 
  echo statement. 

- Drop "version" from the %changelog header
  http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging/Guidelines#Changelogs

- If possible, please add a link to the tarball to the project website.
  Otherwise, it's a bit difficult to verify that the packaged archive is the
  original tarball belonging to the project. Maybe you could also add the
  version number to the filename, e.g. qtop-40.tar.gz or qtop-40.2948.tar.gz.

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