Hi all, I am new to ruby package reviewing and to ruby also. I already got some help from vondruch on rubygem packaging but I also saw some problems which are not addressed in http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Packaging:Ruby#Ruby_Gems 1) I think we need some sample rubygem spec file (which can also include -doc subpackage) 2) I see most of rubygem packages also create -doc, but I can't find which files should go this subpackage. I see most gem archive contains files like README, LICENSE, Rakefile, CHANGES and directories like tests, examples. I think it should be written on packaging page about which package should own these files. 3) packaging page says %files should look like %{gemdir}/gems/%{gemname}-%{version}/ %{gemdir}/cache/%{gemname}-%{version}.gem %{gemdir}/specifications/%{gemname}-%{version}.gemspec but most of latest submitted/accepted packages have %dir %{geminstdir} %{geminstdir} 4) I don't understand reason behind marking doc files as %doc whereas I see they are not actually installed under /usr/share/doc. What I come to know only is that one can search for documentation files using RPM 5) gem install command is used with --rdoc in spec in latest submissions. 6) If its good practice to have %check in rubygem specs then we should have it mentioned in packaging page. 7) Is there a case where rubygem package need to used %global macros ruby_sitelib or ruby_sitearch? If not then we can remove those %global lines from spec file right? 8) also saw some rubygem packages in fedora which don't have BR:ruby 9) another thing can be added to packaging page that for few rubygem packages rpmlint is not silent with warning for generated doc as W: unexpanded-macro and this can be ignored. Thanks & Regards, Parag.