Closed #1693.
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So... I think we can safely conclude that this is not a bug in rpm, despite it
initially seeming that way.
Thanks for reporting though.
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As name is always one things provided by the package, such a name violates
rpm's own rule of dependency tokens having to start with an alphanumeric, _ or
/, and you can't actually create a dependency on such a package.
For once, we have a delightfully straightforward and clear-cut bug
Okay, the issue is related to database retrieval order. In this case, bdb
consistently returns first the header that was added last
(test-rpm-1.0-1mdk.noarch, offset 2) whereas ndb and sqlite return first the
header that was added first (gpg-pubkey-a1df5c48-40e92691, offset 1). The order
of
Merged #1699 into master.
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Looks fine now. Thanks for the patch!
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Merged #1674 into master.
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