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clear up ambiguity with RPM epochs #70

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clear up ambiguity with RPM epochs
bradcupit Nov 7, 2019
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update rpm epoch to be a qualifier
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fix text description of where we use epoch
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Expand Up @@ -667,13 +667,16 @@ candidate list further down.
- the `namespace` is the vendor such as fedora or opensuse
It is not case sensitive and must be lowercased.
- the `name` is the RPM name and is case sensitive.
- the `version` is the combined epoch (if not 0), version and release of an
RPM.
- the `version` is the combined version and release of an
RPM
- `epoch` (optional for RPMs) is a qualifier as it's not required for
unique identification, but when the epoch exists we strongly
encourage using it
- `arch` is the `qualifiers` `key` for a package architecture
- Examples::

pkg:rpm/fedora/[email protected]?arch=i386&distro=fedora-25
pkg:rpm/opensuse/[email protected]-1.1.?arch=i386&distro=opensuse-tumbleweed
pkg:rpm/[email protected]-1.el6?arch=i686&epoch=1&distro=fedora-25


Other candidate types to define:
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