Hi! RPM/DPKG uses a different version ordering than Python. In particular, Python has a different logic for pre-releases. While DPKG/RPM uses the tilde for lowering version numbers meaning that RC versions have to be constructed as something like "1.0.0~rc2", Python uses "1.0.0rc2". This means, that for Python, "1.0.0rc2" is a lower version than "1.0.0" while for DPKG/RPM, "1.0.0rc2" is actually higher than "1.0.0". Since lots of Python packages with the rc-suffix exist, I assume there is a consensus in openSUSE on how to map Python RC versions to RPM RC versions, isn't there? What's the suggested strategy? Are there any example packages? Adrian
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