>every single typo stands out
Which I would consider a good thing, because then I can fix the spello.
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a bad choice. Imagine if ewt back in
the day had declared that RPM would only ever accept the 34-or-so groups of the
time.
(Did a small-ish UI program to check how long parsing today's rpmdb that way
would take. https://github.com/jengelh/rpm-catalog )
>end up with useless typoed
Excuse me if I do not see the complexity here. I am seeing the tag list as a
(for rpm) non-interpreted single-value just like what `Group` is, where spaces
are interpreted by downstream tools. Like so:
```
rpm -qa --qf="%{NAME}: %{GROUP}\n" >cache.txt
grep -Pi '^.*?:.*\b(shoot|arcade)\b'
As part of the discussion about Group removal in distributions and/or rpm
itself (https://github.com/rpm-software-management/rpm/issues/534 ), some
passive brainstorming on the openSUSE was conducted
(https://lists.opensuse.org/opensuse-factory/2018-05/msg00460.html ). The main
points are:
*
I am surprised (and late in the game), but for those things, we kinda used '+'
all the time. Not necessarily dates, but also `svn1234` or so. Is it too late
to fix it?
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