The make template doesn't timestamp packages unless directed to do so by unibuild build. This makes YUM not install new versions because the same version isn't an update.
Need to figure out a better way to behave. Should probably be that if RELEASE is 0 or undefined, the timestamp should be set in the Makefile or if it's defined, use what's there.
The quick workaround for a single package is to go to the top level and do
make START=PACKAGE-NAME STOP=PACKAGE-NAME
The make template doesn't timestamp packages unless directed to do so by
unibuild build. This makes YUM not install new versions because the same version isn't an update.Need to figure out a better way to behave. Should probably be that if
RELEASEis0or undefined, the timestamp should be set in the Makefile or if it's defined, use what's there.The quick workaround for a single package is to go to the top level and do