add scoped package examples

buildoptions.cfg

@@ -1,4 +1,61 @@
 # kind: resf.peridot.v1.CatalogBuildOptions
 # There are packages that need specific build packages scoped in to work. There
 # are also packages that need specific build options set too. Usually just
-# temporarily.
+# temporarily. This also sets general build options for the project.
+
+group_install {
+  srpm {
+    name: "bash"
+    name: "bzip2"
+    name: "coreutils"
+    name: "cpio"
+    name: "diffutils"
+    name: "findutils"
+    name: "gawk"
+    name: "glibc-minimal-langpack"
+    name: "grep"
+    name: "gzip"
+    name: "info"
+    name: "make"
+    name: "patch"
+    name: "rocky-release"
+    name: "rpm-build"
+    name: "sed"
+    name: "shadow-utils"
+    name: "tar"
+    name: "unzip"
+    name: "util-linux"
+    name: "which"
+    name: "xz"
+
+    # Scoped packages Only #
+    scoped_package {
+      name: "gcc-toolset-12"
+      depends_on: "scl-utils-build"
+    }
+    scoped_package {
+      name: "gcc-toolset-12-*"
+      depends_on: "gcc-toolset-12-build"
+    }
+    # End scopes #
+  }
+
+  srpm {
+    name: "bash"
+    name: "glibc-minimal-langpack"
+    name: "gnupg2"
+    name: "rocky-release"
+    name: "rpm-build"
+    name: "shadow-utils"
+    # Scoped packages Only #
+    scoped_package {
+      name: "gcc-toolset-12"
+      depends_on: "scl-utils-build"
+    }
+    scoped_package {
+      name: "gcc-toolset-12-*"
+      depends_on: "gcc-toolset-12-build"
+    }
+    # End scopes #
+  }
+}