There are two hilarious bugs in here:
(1) We call _config->FindB("APT::Cache::AllNames","false"), trying to
set the default to false, but we pass a char* instead, which gets cast
to true (as it's != nullptr). So, pkgnames always runs with --all-names
(2) We accidentally exclude virtual packages, hence why we've not seen
that before by excluding any package that does not have a version, by
checking I.FindPkg("any")->VersionList == 0.
Now the trick here is that the check in (2) fails for source packages,
as I.FindPkg("any") does not find a valid package (it returns a pointer
to the start of the cache), but that generates a != 0 VersionList.
Anyway, I've got the fix.
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Title:
bash-completion incorrectly shows source package names for APT
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