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The package {{ package }} failed to build, here is a possible explanation why.
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Reasoning
INFO: Reading stdout from command: git rev-parse HEAD
This line indicates that the RPM build process is executing a command using
Git, specifically the "git rev-parse HEAD" command. The command is being run
to read its standard output (stdout). This operation is likely being performed
to obtain the current Git commit hash for the project being built in order to
include it in the RPM package metadata. The line is informational only, and
does not indicate any errors or warnings.
Start: clean chroot
This line signifies the beginning of a clean chroot environment setup in an
RPM build process. Chroot (Change Root) is a Linux utility that allows you to
change the root directory of a running process and its sub-processes. In the
context of an RPM build, a clean chroot environment is used to ensure a
consistent and reproducible build process by isolating the build from the
system environment. The line "Start: clean chroot" is simply a message
indicating the start of this stage in the build process. No errors or issues
are indicated in the snippet.
Finish: clean chroot
This line represents the completion of the "clean" target for the build
process within a chroot environment. The "clean" target is a common build
target that performs various cleanup tasks, such as removing intermediate
files and compiled objects, to prepare the build directory for a clean
build. In this context, "chroot" refers to the use of a chroot jail, which is
a Linux security mechanism that allows the execution of untrusted software in
a confined environment. The use of a chroot jail in the build process helps to
ensure that the software being built does not interact with or modify the host
system in unintended ways. The "Finish" label indicates that the "clean"
target has completed successfully.
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