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Add wildcard OS_NAME to REP 111 #329

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24 changes: 22 additions & 2 deletions rep-0111.rst
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REP: 111
Title: Multiple Package Manager Support for Rosdep
Author: Tully Foote, Dirk Thomas
Author: Tully Foote, Dirk Thomas, Scott K Logan
Status: Final
Type: Standards Track
Content-Type: text/x-rst
Created: 28-June-2011
ROS-Version: 1.6
Post-History: 30-Jun-2011, 24-Jan-2018
Post-History: 30-Jun-2011, 24-Jan-2018, 12-Nov-2021


Abstract
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wheezy: [some-name]


Wildcard OS_NAME
----------------

Some package managers are supported and function on more than one platform, and
the names of packages in those package managers are typically the same between
platforms. To avoid duplicating the rules under several ``OS_NAME`` stanzas the
``OS_NAME`` can be specified as `*` as long as the rule under it specifies the
``PACKAGE_MANAGER`` explicitly.

Similar to rule lookups regarding a `Wildcard OS_VERSION`_, an explicit
``OS_NAME`` entry will take precedence over `*` rules entirely and an
explicitly null ``PACKAGE_ARGUMENT`` for an ``OS_NAME`` will omit it from the
wildcard.


Dependencies
------------

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History
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12-Nov-2021
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The section `Wildcard OS_NAME`_ has been added.

24-Jan-2018
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