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With this patch one can do `make rpm` and get an RPM file that looks like: rpm-build/noarch/ansible-0.6-0.git201208010541.el6.noarch.rpm My goal was not to rewrite the original SPEC file, and/or the tarball. In other projects what I tend to do is prepare the SPEC file in the tarball with the correct version/release so that rpmbuild works on the (released) tarball as well. If this is wanted, we will have to rewrite the SPEC file on the fly as part of creating the tarball. If there is no git or .git/ available, we will use the current time.
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