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-	[[OBS Light]] cannot create new packages at the moment. You have to use the web UI, or ''osc''.	+	[[OBS_Light_FAQ#How_to_create_a_new_package_.3F_.28from_an_existing_SPEC_file.29 | Procedure is there]]
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-	# Using the web UI:	+
-	#* Go to the project you want to add your package to.	+
-	#* Go to ''Packages'' tab.	+
-	#* Click ''Create package''.	+
-	#* Give a name to the package (we recommend the same name as your program, in lower-case), a title and a description (optional but recommended).	+
-	# Now you should be able to import this package in [[OBS Light]].	+
-	#* Run <tt>obslightgui</tt>.	+
-	#* Click ''Import project'' button.	+
-	#* Select a server from the list or add a new one (not explained here).	+
-	#* Select your project in the list.	+
-	#* Select a target and an architecture.	+
-	#* Give an alias to the project (can be the name of the project, without "''':'''").	+
-	#* You should now see a list of packages, with the one you created earlier.	+
-	#* Select it and press ''finish''.	+
-	# The package is now imported into OBS Light, with status ''broken''.	+
-	#* In the right panel, tab ''Local directory'', click ''Import file''.	+
-	#* Select your SPEC file, YAML file and archive.	+
-	#* The files appear in the list with status ''Added''.	+
-	#* In the middle panel, click ''Commit changes'', and enter a commit message.	+
-	#* The files are uploaded on the OBS server, and the package starts to build.	+

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Contents 1 How to create a new package using spectacle and a SPEC file ? 1.1 Requirements 1.2 Prepare the SPEC file 1.3 Create the package

How to create a new package using spectacle and a SPEC file ?

Official documentation: Spectacle

Requirements

• A project on an OBS server where you have maintainer rights (for example your home project)
• OBS Light already installed on your computer
• An archive of your program, named like program-version.tar.gz (tar.bz2 is OK)
• A SPEC file, program.spec

Prepare the SPEC file

• First you have to generate a YAML file:

spec2spectacle mypackage.spec

• Edit the generated YAML file, mypackage.yaml. You may have to complete some fields, for example the source file, which should look like %{name}-%{version}.tar.gz.
• Re-generate the SPEC file

specify mypackage.yaml

• Now check the SPEC file, especially the script section. Your old scripts should have been surrounded by "# >> " and "# << " tags. %if macros have been removed.

Create the package

Procedure is there