DL3041, DL3033: Handle RPM package epoch#1121
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In Fedora, RHEL and similar distributions, packages may have an epoch prefixed to their version. This is an integer separated by a colon from the actual version number. The epoch is used to make all packages sortable, regardless of whether the upstream project uses sortable version identifiers. To deal with this, in Hadolint we must accept that a dnf or yum package may contain a colon in their version number. related-to: hadolint#1117 Signed-off-by: Moritz Röhrich <moritz@ildefons.de>
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@carlsmedstad would you like to review this? |
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Don't have any Haskell experience, so I'm not able to review the code - but I managed to build this branch and can confirm it fixes the issue. Thanks for getting to this so promply! :) |
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In Fedora, RHEL and similar distributions, packages may have an epoch prefixed to their version. This is an integer separated by a colon from the actual version number. The epoch is used to make all packages sortable, regardless of whether the upstream project uses sortable version identifiers.
To deal with this, in Hadolint we must accept that a dnf or yum package may contain a colon in their version number.
related-to: #1117