Add autospec information to spec header #805
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Add information about what autospec version was used to create the spec file. New header will appear as: +# autospec version: v2 +# autospec commit: 1234567 With this change we'll restart tagging autospec. Changes that get tagged (after PR merge, tag likely just pushed via git cli) should be doing something that would benefit from a larger package ecosystem rebuild. Signed-off-by: William Douglas <william.douglas@intel.com>
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Add information about what autospec version was used to create the spec file.
New header will appear as:
+# autospec version: v2
+# autospec commit: 1234567
With this change we'll restart tagging autospec. Changes that get tagged (after PR merge, tag likely just pushed via git cli) should be doing something that would benefit from a larger package ecosystem rebuild.