Hello Stuart

thanks for these infos

So the type exposed via rmadison is the dakname, right ?

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Hello

I am writing a tool which use rmadison in order to check if it need to build a package.

When I run rmadison I get stable, stable-backports, testing and unstable

$ rmadison ufo-core
ufo-core | 0.15.1-1 | oldoldstable | source ufo-core | 0.16.0.52.gbd831ab-1 | oldstable | source ufo-core | 0.16.0.52.gbd831ab-1 | stable | source ufo-core | 0.17.0.22.gc831aec-1~bpo12+1 | stable-backports | source ufo-core | 0.17.0.22.gc831aec-1~bpo12+1 | stable-backports-debug | source ufo-core | 0.17.0.22.gc831aec-1 | testing | source ufo-core | 0.17.0.22.gc831aec-1 | unstable | source ufo-core | 0.17.0.22.gc831aec-1 | unstable-debug | source

But when I prepare a changelog, I need to target bookworm-backports etc...

I would like to know if I can find this bookworm -> stable information on the system and where.

what is 'stable' a codename a suite or something else ?

I use haskell in order to develop this tool, so I need different types for different semantic.

thanks for your help


Frederic

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Hello Fred,

One simple option is just:

swhitton@zephyr:~>rmadison -uqa ufo-core
ufo-core | 0.13.0-1 | stretch | source
ufo-core | 0.15.1-1 | buster | source
ufo-core | 0.16.0.52.gbd831ab-1 | bullseye | source
ufo-core | 0.16.0.52.gbd831ab-1 | bookworm | source
ufo-core | 0.17.0.22.gc831aec-1~bpo12+1 | bookworm-backports | source
ufo-core | 0.17.0.22.gc831aec-1 | trixie | source
ufo-core | 0.17.0.22.gc831aec-1 | sid | source

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Sean Whitton

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