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Support the goals of issue #1209 and #1316 by refining and upstreaming the 42ITy RPM and DEB packaging recipes used with a private Open Build Service instance a decade ago, to be useful with the public service available today.
There is likely more work ahead about GH-OBS integration, recipe revision to deliver files and features that appeared in NUT trunk over the years, less reliance on custom scripting after a
make installrun, and possibly some progress about use ofmake disttarballs (or other ways of NUT SEMVER tracking)?..Such packages can help community members evaluate non-release builds (maybe even PRs) without a required local build, and they did already help in CI sense by adding another opinion on code and recipe quality, as reflected in recently merged PRs.