*/
sat::Solvable referencePackage() const;
- /** For installed products the name of the corresponding
+ /** For installed products the name of the coddesponding
* \c /etc/products.d entry.
.*/
std::string referenceFilename() const;
/** The product flags */
std::list<std::string> flags() const;
- /** The date when this Product goes out of support as indicated by it's medadata.
- * Use \ref hasEOfLife if it's important to distinguish whether the value
- * is not defined in the metadata, or defined but empty/invalid/TBD.
- */
+ /** The date when this Product goes out of support as indicated by it's medadata. */
Date endOfLife() const;
- /** Return whether an EndOfLife value is actually defined in the metadata.
- * A missing value (\c false) usually indicates that there will be no EOL,
- * while an empty/invalid value indicates that there will be an EOL date,
- * but it's not yet known (FATE#320699).
- */
- bool hasEndOfLife() const;
- /** \overload additionally returning the date (0 if TBD)
- * false, ( unchanged ) : no EOL
- * true, ( 0 ) : EOL is still TBD
- * true, ( !=0 ) : a valid EOL date
- */
- bool hasEndOfLife( Date & value ) const;
-
/** ContentIdentifier of required update repositories. */
std::vector<Repository::ContentIdentifier> updateContentIdentifier() const;
bool hasUpdateContentIdentifier( const Repository::ContentIdentifier & cident_r ) const;
/** Whether one of the ContentIdentifier is listed as required update repository. */
- template <class TIterator>
- bool hasUpdateContentIdentifier( TIterator begin, TIterator end ) const
+ template <class _Iterator>
+ bool hasUpdateContentIdentifier( _Iterator begin, _Iterator end ) const
{
for_( it, begin, end )
if ( hasUpdateContentIdentifier( *it ) )
/***/
class UrlList;
- /** Retrieve URLs flagged with \c key_r for this product.
+ /** Rerieve urls flagged with \c key_r for this product.
*
* This is the most common interface. There are convenience methods for
* wellknown flags like \c "releasenotes", \c "register", \c "updateurls",