[examples] add information regarding variables configuration behaviour

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Fabio Erculiani
2010-10-31 14:23:57 +01:00
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# WARNING:
# variables in your .spec files importing this .common header,
# DO NOT override the ones set here, but rather their values will
# be concatenated.
# So, if this files has:
# my_variable: hello_world
# And you import this (through %import file.common) and set
# my_variable: go_to_hell
# You will get my_variable containing: "hello_world go_to_hell"
# It doesn't work like in programming languages!
# Define an alternative execution strategy, in this case, the value must be
# "iso_remaster"
execution_strategy: iso_remaster
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# WARNING:
# variables in your .spec files importing this .common header,
# DO NOT override the ones set here, but rather their values will
# be concatenated.
# So, if this files has:
# my_variable: hello_world
# And you import this (through %import file.common) and set
# my_variable: go_to_hell
# You will get my_variable containing: "hello_world go_to_hell"
# It doesn't work like in programming languages!
# Define an alternative execution strategy, in this case, the value must be
# "iso_remaster"
execution_strategy: iso_remaster
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# WARNING:
# variables in your .spec files importing this .common header,
# DO NOT override the ones set here, but rather their values will
# be concatenated.
# So, if this files has:
# my_variable: hello_world
# And you import this (through %import file.common) and set
# my_variable: go_to_hell
# You will get my_variable containing: "hello_world go_to_hell"
# It doesn't work like in programming languages!
# Define an alternative execution strategy, in this case, the value must be
# "iso_remaster"
execution_strategy: iso_remaster
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# WARNING:
# variables in your .spec files importing this .common header,
# DO NOT override the ones set here, but rather their values will
# be concatenated.
# So, if this files has:
# my_variable: hello_world
# And you import this (through %import file.common) and set
# my_variable: go_to_hell
# You will get my_variable containing: "hello_world go_to_hell"
# It doesn't work like in programming languages!
# Define an alternative execution strategy, in this case, the value must be
# "iso_remaster"
execution_strategy: iso_remaster
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# WARNING:
# variables in your .spec files importing this .common header,
# DO NOT override the ones set here, but rather their values will
# be concatenated.
# So, if this files has:
# my_variable: hello_world
# And you import this (through %import file.common) and set
# my_variable: go_to_hell
# You will get my_variable containing: "hello_world go_to_hell"
# It doesn't work like in programming languages!
# Define an alternative execution strategy, in this case, the value must be
execution_strategy: iso_to_image
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# WARNING:
# variables in your .spec files importing this .common header,
# DO NOT override the ones set here, but rather their values will
# be concatenated.
# So, if this files has:
# my_variable: hello_world
# And you import this (through %import file.common) and set
# my_variable: go_to_hell
# You will get my_variable containing: "hello_world go_to_hell"
# It doesn't work like in programming languages!
# Define an alternative execution strategy, in this case, the value must be
execution_strategy: iso_to_tar
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# WARNING:
# variables in your .spec files importing this .common header,
# DO NOT override the ones set here, but rather their values will
# be concatenated.
# So, if this files has:
# my_variable: hello_world
# And you import this (through %import file.common) and set
# my_variable: go_to_hell
# You will get my_variable containing: "hello_world go_to_hell"
# It doesn't work like in programming languages!
# Execution strategy
execution_strategy: livecd
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# WARNING:
# variables in your .spec files importing this .common header,
# DO NOT override the ones set here, but rather their values will
# be concatenated.
# So, if this files has:
# my_variable: hello_world
# And you import this (through %import file.common) and set
# my_variable: go_to_hell
# You will get my_variable containing: "hello_world go_to_hell"
# It doesn't work like in programming languages!
# Define an alternative execution strategy, in this case, the value must be
# "iso_remaster"
execution_strategy: iso_remaster