On your first point, no, what would be the point? How can you record a "negative" fact? I'd continue to promote to simply use the package manager. If there is something that cannot be accomplished with these commands, we can discuss alternatives and whether it makes sense to explore them. As I've mentioned before, for example, if you don't use package manager, you can simply use udd: https://udd.debian.org/ and get everything. On Fri, Apr 9, 2021, at 19:35, Hrishikesh Pawar wrote: > > Resending the mail as I forgot to select 'reply all' and got sent individually. > > Hi Alexios, > > I had some doubts. > > 1. Do we want the user to also know along with the SWHIDs if the source > code has been archived by the SWH archive or not? In order to make that > arrangement in the database, if it should be done. > > 2. Talking about Debian-based distributions, the package management > commands would only help with the latest versions of the packages. I > could manage to fetch only the names for the non-latest versions > through the package management commands. So, for non-latest versions > (and also can be used for the latest version) I am thinking about using > the distro's package archive. We can fetch source code in the > '/pool/main' path in the archives and also get info of the packages > using the .dsc file in the same archive. > Is this fine or is there some better alternative? > > Thank you! > > -- > Hrishikesh -- -- zvr -
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