I'm looking to package some GTK themes. Those themes come in several colour variants. The author decided on a workflow where, instead of keeping variants alongside each other in the tree, each variant has its own git branch. When working with git snapshots, the packaging guidelines [1] say to put the snapshot data in the Release: field. This is simple enough when working with a single "main" source, but what when there's multiple sources? A solution could be to put each colour variant into a subpackage, and make the "main" package a file-less package that just Requires: all the colour variants. This way, each subpackage can have a different Release: tag. However, doing this messes with rpmdev-bumpspec, which gets confused and slaps ".1" at the end of each subpackage's Release: tag, which in turn makes the Requires: unsatisfiable. I could, alternatively, put the snapshot data in each subpackage's Version: tag, but this goes against the Guidelines. I could also just pretend that there's only one source, ship everything as one package, and only use the snapshot info for the "main" branch. Though this is a rather inelegant approach. So, I guess my question is: what would be the preferred approach? [1] https://docs.fedoraproject.org/en-US/packaging-guidelines/Versioning/#_sn...