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Package: apt
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Version: 0.3.19
Synopsis: apt-get source cannot handle regexp like apt-cache can.
Class: sw-bug
Distribution: Debian woody
System: Linux 2.4.0-test11 i586 unknown
Description:
apt-get source pkg{,-related}
works, but:
apt-get source '^pkg.*'
... doesn't and probably should.
Also see bug titled "Duplicated download, two packages with ..."
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Subject: Re: apt-get source cannot handle regexp like apt-cache can.
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This can already be done quite simply with a pipeline; I see no reason this
needs to be added to apt-cache.
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