Bug#575760: Bug#575761: Bug#575760: x86 architecture names are confusing
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Le 08/01/2011 06:23, Gerfried Fuchs a écrit :
> Hi!
Hi,
> * Osamu Aoki <osamu@debian.org> [2011-01-04 14:21:14 CET]:
>> This needs to be changed and reordered to:
[...]
>> This order is the current popcon data order:
>> http://popcon.debian.org/
>> So we will not ask user to look through long list.
>
> Erm, the ordering of the hash doesn't gain you anything. Actually
> hashes in perl are unsorted by definition, it's explicitly undefined in
> which order the keys will be returned.
>
> If you want to fix the sorting that will have to be at the point where
> it's used, not in the hash definition.
I just took care of this part: the hash is now shared among releases
(and there name are now translatable) in english/releases/arches.data
and the choice of valid architectures and ordering is made via a table
in english/releases/&releasename;/release.data (I ordered the Squeeze
ones using popcorn data, and kept the alphabetic order of architectures
codename for others, it may worth to take care of ordering at least
Lenny's architectures using popcorn if nobody objects).
Regards
David
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