Ferenc Erki

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Thanks for your patience, @slashbeast! I wished to leave some notes regarding this topic for you and any other readers. ## Initial points > It seems that Rex does overwrite...

I've ended up adding a `CONFIGURATION AND ENVIRONMENT` section for Rex::Commands::Run docs, and also cross-references between that and `path`, `set_path` and `no_path_cleanup`.

Thanks for raising this, @djzort! The [sources.list](https://manpages.debian.org/bullseye/apt/sources.list.5.en.html) manual has specifications for both single-line and DEB822-style formats for APT data sources. There are 13 options listed as supported, but rex seems...

@peti2001: thanks! Looks like the situation has changed somewhat after updating the rankings today on the site: The mains RexOps/Rex is now scored as 33.7, and forks VVelox/Rex is 29.9,...

It still seems to affect how the points are awarded across similar repositories where the repo_info_extractor sees one canonical repository _and_ one or more forks of it. For example the...

> I guess we need to have a custom key in the meta files (e.g. `x_repology`) that allows authors to override the name if it isn't prefixed with `perl:` Yeah,...

> From what I can see, this is done manually: https://github.com/repology/repology-rules/blob/fe9450d33ccb834260756a66662249c38e93601b/800.renames-and-merges/r.yaml#L76 That line is most certainly a leftover glitch from an initial indexing attempt on repology. There is no `perl:rex`...

> That file is used when updating packages on repology. It renames the package from `perl:rex` to `rex`. Hmm, I read it backwards, then. Thanks for the correction! --- Repology's...

Thanks for the report! ## TL;DR Using `service` and any other Rex commands outside a `task` is curious, although I could also reproduce it in a task. I believe it...