SRPM do not contain the source code

[lpetre-ulb]

All C/C++ SRPM generated with the commit 30f5327 contain only the SPEC file. However, the SRPM for Python packages contain the source code and can rebuild the binary package.

All SRPM should contain the SPEC file along with the sources (archive + patches), so that they can be rebuilt with rpmbuild.

My recommendation would be to use git archive to generate an archive from a given commit and use it to create the SRPM. Once the SRPM is properly created, building the RPM out of it is a trivial task (except, maybe, in case of cross-compilation). The drawback is that RPM cannot be built from a "dirty" commit. However, I would consider this as an advantage which encourages good practice.