diff --git a/xml/obs_basic_workflow.xml b/xml/obs_basic_workflow.xml index 481693a6..51ab210f 100644 --- a/xml/obs_basic_workflow.xml +++ b/xml/obs_basic_workflow.xml @@ -154,14 +154,15 @@ Creating a New Package - This section covers how to create packages from a project hosted on &gh; - (the upstream project). We assume that this project contains source code - which you want to package for different &suse; distributions. + This section covers how to create packages from an arbitrary software project, + which we will refer to here as the upstream project. We + assume that this project contains source code + which you want to package for one or more &suse; (openSUSE) distributions. We assume the setup of your home project in your &obsa; instance is already done. If not, refer to . - To create a package from an upstream project, do the following: + To create a package from the upstream project, do the following: General Procedure to Build a RPM Package @@ -312,6 +313,35 @@ Fri Aug 23 08:42:42 UTC 2017 - &exampleuser_mail; &prompt.user;osc commit + + To delete a file in your working directory, merely deleting it from the local + filesystem ("rm FILENAME") is probably not going to be sufficient, since + osc, like any other Source Code Control System, expects + the file to be there. If you really want to delete a file, use the command: + osc delete. + + + While there is no dedicated osc to "move" (rename) a file, + the desired end result can be obtained using the following procedure: + + + Procedure for Moving a File within a Locally Checked-out OBS Package + + + Copy the file to the new name + + + + + osc delete the original file + + + + + osc add the new file. + + +