2014-08-11 16:07 GMT+02:00 Zeeshan Ali (Khattak) <zeeshanak@xxxxxxxxx>: > On Sun, Aug 10, 2014 at 3:55 PM, Lasse Schuirmann > <lasse.schuirmann@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >> --- >> data/oses/opensuse.xml.in | 50 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ >> 1 file changed, 50 insertions(+) >> >> diff --git a/data/oses/opensuse.xml.in b/data/oses/opensuse.xml.in >> index c368d10..d424b5c 100644 >> --- a/data/oses/opensuse.xml.in >> +++ b/data/oses/opensuse.xml.in >> @@ -418,4 +418,54 @@ >> </resources> >> </os> >> >> + <!-- Generic entry for future openSUSE releases. Please update the >> + 'upgrades', 'derives-from', 'volume-id' and 'resources' nodes >> + accordingly each time you add a new (specific) entry for a new >> + release. --> >> + <os id="http://opensuse.org/opensuse/unknown";> >> + <short-id>opensuse-unknown</short-id> >> + <_name>openSUSE</_name> >> + <version>unknown</version> >> + <_vendor>openSUSE</_vendor> >> + <family>linux</family> >> + <distro>opensuse</distro> >> + <upgrades id="http://opensuse.org/opensuse/13.1"; /> >> + <derives-from id="http://opensuse.org/opensuse/13.1"; /> >> + <release-status>prerelease</release-status> >> + >> + <media arch="i686"> >> + <iso> >> + <volume-id>openSUSE-1([4-9]..|3.[2-9])-DVD</volume-id> >> + <system-id>LINUX</system-id> >> + <publisher-id>SUSE LINUX GmbH</publisher-id> >> + </iso> >> + <kernel>boot/i386/loader/linux</kernel> >> + <initrd>boot/i386/loader/initrd</initrd> >> + </media> >> + <media arch="x86_64"> >> + <iso> >> + <volume-id>openSUSE-1([4-9]..|3.[2-9])-DVD-x86_64</volume-id> > > Regex seems weird. Isn't it assuming that: > > * 1[4-9] versions' minor version will be only 1 character and it can > be any character? I could write 1[4-9].[0-9]+ if it suits you better. I dont see any behavioural differences though. > * 13 versions' is also assumed to be only 1 character but in this case > its been restricted to numerics only? You need this restriction here to not match any previous (13.[0-1]) versions. Does 1([4-9]\.[0-9]+|3\.([2-9][0-9]*|1[0-9]+)) suit you better? Its certainly more exact but not so easy to understand IMHO and you probably need more time to adjust it whenever you introduce a new version explicitly. Lasse _______________________________________________ Libosinfo mailing list Libosinfo@xxxxxxxxxx https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/libosinfo
