Build: Use dash for deb package version and underscore for rpm
This change tweaks the metadata version associated with the deb and rpm packages. For rpm, dashes are allowed in versions, so we can use the version as it already exists. For rpm, dashes are not allowed, so this uses underscores instead. This only affects prerelease versions (eg alpha/beta/rc), and usually someone doesn't specify the version, so the inconsistency doesn't matter that much.
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@ -302,10 +302,6 @@ configure(subprojects.findAll { ['deb', 'rpm'].contains(it.name) }) {
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'''.stripIndent().replace('\n', ' ').trim()
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url 'https://www.elastic.co/'
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/* The version of the package can't contain -SNAPSHOT so we rip it off if
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we see it. We'll add it back on to the file name though. */
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version project.version.replace('-SNAPSHOT', '')
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// signing setup
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if (project.hasProperty('signing.password') && System.getProperty('build.snapshot', 'true') == 'false') {
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signingKeyId = project.hasProperty('signing.keyId') ? project.property('signing.keyId') : 'D88E42B4'
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@ -22,6 +22,8 @@ task buildDeb(type: Deb) {
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baseName 'elasticsearch' // this is what pom generation uses for artifactId
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// Follow elasticsearch's deb file naming convention
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archiveName "${packageName}-${project.version}.deb"
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version = project.version
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packageGroup 'web'
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requires 'libc6'
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requires 'adduser'
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@ -25,14 +25,8 @@ task buildRpm(type: Rpm) {
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packageGroup 'Application/Internet'
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prefix '/usr'
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packager 'Elasticsearch'
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if (version.contains('~')) {
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def tokenized = version.tokenize('~')
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version tokenized[0]
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release tokenized[1]
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} else {
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version version
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release '1'
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}
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version = project.version.replace('-', '_')
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release = '1'
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arch 'NOARCH'
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os 'LINUX'
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license '2009'
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