Don't run build-prep by default for create-srpm #161
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Deprecated the "--skip-build-prep" option, making it a no-op, and build-prep is now skipped by default. The option "--do-build-prep" has been added for users wanting previous behavior. We cannot remove the option altogether because there're packages which make use of this flag via eextgen. The motivation is that users have been stumped by %prep failures because of missing dependencies in the their environment. It's not obvious that --skip-build-prep will workaround the problem.
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Deprecated the "--skip-build-prep" option, making it a no-op, and build-prep is now skipped by default. The option "--do-build-prep" has been added for users wanting previous behavior. We cannot remove the option altogether because there're packages which make use of this flag via eextgen.
The motivation is that users have been stumped by %prep failures because of missing dependencies in the their environment. It's not obvious that --skip-build-prep will workaround the problem.
*This is same as this PR: #160
But github wrongly says that cannot be rebased.