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Recently CentOS upgraded from 7.5 to 7.6 and now one of the packages upgraded to a newer version I'm not ready to use yet. I'm planning instead to build and support an older version of this package.



I wonder if there a way to extract or see (perhaps even versioned) original spec files from which CentOS packages are built. Is there a source code repository for spec files which are used to build official EPEL packages?






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    Recently CentOS upgraded from 7.5 to 7.6 and now one of the packages upgraded to a newer version I'm not ready to use yet. I'm planning instead to build and support an older version of this package.



    I wonder if there a way to extract or see (perhaps even versioned) original spec files from which CentOS packages are built. Is there a source code repository for spec files which are used to build official EPEL packages?






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      Recently CentOS upgraded from 7.5 to 7.6 and now one of the packages upgraded to a newer version I'm not ready to use yet. I'm planning instead to build and support an older version of this package.



      I wonder if there a way to extract or see (perhaps even versioned) original spec files from which CentOS packages are built. Is there a source code repository for spec files which are used to build official EPEL packages?






      centos rpm rpm-spec







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      Recently CentOS upgraded from 7.5 to 7.6 and now one of the packages upgraded to a newer version I'm not ready to use yet. I'm planning instead to build and support an older version of this package.



      I wonder if there a way to extract or see (perhaps even versioned) original spec files from which CentOS packages are built. Is there a source code repository for spec files which are used to build official EPEL packages?






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          You can find all the source packages (SRPMs) in the CentOS vault; for example, you’ll find the source packages for 7.5 here.



          EPEL SRPMs are likewise available from Fedora (where they’re maintained); you’ll find the source packages for 7 here.






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            You can find all the source packages (SRPMs) in the CentOS vault; for example, you’ll find the source packages for 7.5 here.



            EPEL SRPMs are likewise available from Fedora (where they’re maintained); you’ll find the source packages for 7 here.






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              You can find all the source packages (SRPMs) in the CentOS vault; for example, you’ll find the source packages for 7.5 here.



              EPEL SRPMs are likewise available from Fedora (where they’re maintained); you’ll find the source packages for 7 here.






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                You can find all the source packages (SRPMs) in the CentOS vault; for example, you’ll find the source packages for 7.5 here.



                EPEL SRPMs are likewise available from Fedora (where they’re maintained); you’ll find the source packages for 7 here.






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                You can find all the source packages (SRPMs) in the CentOS vault; for example, you’ll find the source packages for 7.5 here.



                EPEL SRPMs are likewise available from Fedora (where they’re maintained); you’ll find the source packages for 7 here.







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