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Re: Whether Revisions should be required

Nikhil Nair writes:
> 
> In general I agree with you here; just one point I'd like to clarify.  
> You mention that filenames in general are not parseable - well, can an 
> automated distribution maintainence system, which takes things from 
> Incoming and puts them in the right place, cope without parsing 
> filenames?  

Sure.  It can get more info from dpkg --info than from the filename.
And *that* info is unambiguous ;)

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