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A new option has been added: Setting the PKG_EXCLUDES variable lets you specify a comma-separated list of files, links or dirs to exclude from a package. The variable can be passed as an environmental variable, placed in a *.src2pkg build script, in the src2pkg.conf file or from the command line using the option: '--excludes=??,??' Thanks to Chris Lee <c.lee111@gmail.com> for requesting this feature, which now that I think about it, should have been there all along.
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