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On 06/23/2009 05:40 PM, James wrote: |
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> So entries in package.keywords should just have the ~ in front of them? |
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> No point in using other boolean operations in the package.keywords file? |
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There's a point to everything. You need to use whatever suits what you |
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want to do. |
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~: This version and all revision bumps of it. |
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=: This version. |
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>: Higher than this version. |
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<: Lower than this version. |
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>=: This and higher versions. |
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<=: This and lower versions. |
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Note that "revision bumps" are not higher versions. For example: |
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~some-category/foo-3.0.10 |
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will match foo-3.0.10, foo-3.0.10-r1, foo-3.0.10-r2 and all "-rN" |
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versions of it, but will *not* match foo-3.0.11 nor 3.0.9. Just 3.0.10 |
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and all revisions of it. |
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