Fedora Project launches Pre-Extras

[shrek-m at gmx.de]

>>> But there is a real use to having it in the filename and EVR info, 
>>> despite the fact that we're using the release tag for something it 
>>> wasn't designed for. 
>>
>> There is no use for repo tags in EVR info.
>

brainstorming:


- foo-repository:
$ rpm -q --qf "%{name} %{repository}\n"  foo
foo  rh.fc3.base.games


- repository-url:
$ rpm -q --qf "%{repositoryurl}\n"  rh.fc3.base
[base]
name=Fedora Core $releasever - $basearch - Base
#baseurl=http://download.fedora.redhat.com/pub/fedora/linux/core/$releasever/$basearch/os/
mirrorlist=http://fedora.redhat.com/download/mirrors/fedora-core-$releasever
enabled=1
gpgcheck=1


- settings via rpm
# rpm --set repositoryurl=rh.fc3.base=enabled=0


- repository-update:
# yum update --repository  rh.fc3.base.games




could it be possible to add a repo-tag in this way
vendor?  .  release?  .  repo?  .  class = system-config-packages?


eg.  "redhat . fedora core 3 . base"
rh.fc3.base.server
rh.fc3.base.system
rh.fc3.base.games


eg.  "redhat . fedora extras 3 . updates"
rh.fe3.updates.server
rh.fe3.updates.system
rh.fe3.updates.games


eg.  "redhat . fedora extras 3 . testing"
rh.fe3.testing.server
rh.fe3.testing.system
rh.fe3.testing.games


eg.  "fedora us . fedora extras 3"
fdrus.fe3.server
fdrus.fe3.system
fdrus.fe3.games


eg.  "freshrpms.net . fedora extras 3"
frn.fe3.server
frn.fe3.system
frn.fe3.games


eg.  "dag.wieers . fedora extras 3"
dagw.fe3.server
dagw.fe3.system
dagw.fe3.games

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shrek-m