@dmnks converted this issue into discussion #2765.
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We really need something better here. But the version comparison is not
something that can be changed easily. We might postpone this to the next major
release (probably 6.0.0).
Having some fleshed out ideas how the new version comparison should work will
still help.
May be we want to have a
Yup. Other variants of the generic issue include eg 1.0α == 1.0β which also
totally defies common sense.
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There are cases when the `rpmvercmp()` function compares two different version
strings as equal.
For example, in some cases adding a plus `+` character at the end of the
version denotes that this version is the base version plus some changes. This
is the case of the Linux kernel build system
