Use a template to define package index component ID format #198
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The previous inflexible approach to defining the format of the identifiers used for package index components in rule messages will not allow for identifying platform tool dependencies. A template approach will support any ID format.
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The previous inflexible approach to defining the format of the identifiers used for package index components in rule
messages will not allow for identifying platform tool dependencies. A template approach will support any ID format.