spec: add Obsoletes directive for smooth package upgrades #67
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Add Obsoletes: cryptpilot < %{version}-%{release} to all three
subpackages (cryptpilot-verity, cryptpilot-fde, cryptpilot-crypt)
to ensure smooth upgrades from the old monolithic cryptpilot package
to the new split package structure.
This prevents conflicts when upgrading from older versions where
cryptpilot was a single package to the new multi-package layout.
Signed-off-by: Kun Lai <laikun@linux.alibaba.com>
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Add Obsoletes: cryptpilot < %{version}-%{release} to all three subpackages (cryptpilot-verity, cryptpilot-fde, cryptpilot-crypt) to ensure smooth upgrades from the old monolithic cryptpilot package to the new split package structure.
This prevents conflicts when upgrading from older versions where cryptpilot was a single package to the new multi-package layout.