How to collect "bundled" virtual provide

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Dne 2.12.2015 v 15:30 Stephen Gallagher napsal(a):
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> In accordance with the bundling policy, it *is* carrying a virtual
> Provides to allow us to identify whether it is affected by discovered
> CVEs.
>

This brings me to interesting question, how to actually know that one
should be looking for some bundled library? I don't think this was ever
addressed, but I believe it'd be useful to have some page where we can
see what is bundled and where is it bundled. I don't think that
"repoquery" is the answer, since this does not give good enough overview
nor statistics, etc.


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