* Raphael Geissert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [080227 08:01]:
> Having the next data in the repository:
> $ reprepro -T dsc list sid kcometen3
> sid|main|source: kcometen3 1.1-1
> $ reprepro -T deb list sid kcometen3
> sid|main|i386: kcometen3 1.1-1
>
> Unless I'm doing something wrong these executions should all show something:
> $ reprepro -v -T dsc listfilter sid "Source (==kcometen3)"
> $ reprepro -v -T deb listfilter sid "Package (==kcometen3), Source
> (==kcometen3)"
> $ reprepro -v -T dsc listfilter sid "Source (==kcometen3), Version (==1.1-1)"
> $ reprepro -v -T deb listfilter sid "Source (==kcometen3), Version (==1.1-1)"
> $ reprepro -v -T dsc listfilter sid "Source (==kcometen3)"
These should not show anything currently, as it filters only actual
headers, and none of it should have "Source" header as dpkg-dev ommits
that if it is the same line Package for binary packages and source
packages only have a Package and never a Source header in indices.
> $ reprepro -v -T deb listfilter sid "Package (==kcometen3)"
> sid|main|i386: kcometen3 1.1-1
> $ reprepro -v -T deb listfilter sid "Package (==kcometen3), Version (==1.1-1)"
> sid|main|i386: kcometen3 1.1-1
What is the output of the following?
$ reprepro -v -T dsc listfilter sid "Package (==kcometen3)"
$ reprepro -v -T dsc listfilter sid "Package (==kcometen3), Version (==1.1-1)"
I'm inclined to close this bug, but if you have ideas for a coherent
extension of the behaviour or suggestions what the documentation is
missing, I'd be glad to hear them.
Hochachtungsvoll,
Bernhard R. Link
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