Curiosity:

Assume we have a package with the following files in package:

• wonderproj-beta_0.0.1-1.dsc
• wonderproj-beta_0.0.1-1.debian.tar.gz
• wonderproj-beta_0.0.1.orig.tar.bz2

How to make the OpenSUSE Build Service understand that it should use different .dsc files for different Debian-based distributions?

Such as:

• Debian_11
• Debian_Unstable
• xUbuntu_22.04

Following the guide, it says we should do it this way:

• wonderproj-beta-Debian_Unstable.dsc
• wonderproj-beta-Debian_11.dsc
• wonderproj-beta-xUbuntu_20.04.dsc
• wonderproj-beta-xUbuntu_22.04.dsc
• wonderproj-beta_0.0.1-1.debian.tar.gz
• wonderproj-beta_0.0.1.orig.tar.bz2

An example can be found in package snapper here.

However, it seems that by adding more than one .dsc file, the build service marks the distribution as excluded...

So the question is, how to do it then, when the guide doesn't seem to work?

Is it maybe a temporary bug but supposed to be fixed in the build service later on?

Would it be possible for an admin to enable riscv64 architecture for the DoD repositories? There are riscv64 packages available on the ports.ubuntu.com mirrors.