New rules for Buckle processing:
type can be implied by giving the buckle an extension, e.g. (for type dpkg) strap insert ubuntu/autoconf.dpkgname can be implied by the file name. If no other definition is found, name is assumed to be the alphanumeric slug(s) (a-zA-Z0-9\-_) preceding any extension.name can be implied when the first line of the file is only alphanumeric slug(s) with spaces (a-zA-Z0-9\-_) e.g. a list of dpkg packages like python python-pip)
Although the legacy format will still be intact (e.g. in the buckle ubuntu/python):
type: dpkg
name: python python-pip
The the same outcome could be achieved by naming the buckle ubuntu/python.dpkg with the contents:
Also, the same outcome could be achieved by naming the buckle ubuntu/python python-pip.dpkg with no contents at all. Note the space in the file name!
New rules for Buckle processing:
typecan be implied by giving the buckle an extension, e.g. (for typedpkg)strap insert ubuntu/autoconf.dpkgnamecan be implied by the file name. If no other definition is found,nameis assumed to be the alphanumeric slug(s) (a-zA-Z0-9\-_) preceding any extension.namecan be implied when the first line of the file is only alphanumeric slug(s) with spaces (a-zA-Z0-9\-_) e.g. a list ofdpkgpackages likepython python-pip)Although the legacy format will still be intact (e.g. in the buckle
ubuntu/python):The the same outcome could be achieved by naming the buckle
ubuntu/python.dpkgwith the contents:Also, the same outcome could be achieved by naming the buckle
ubuntu/python python-pip.dpkgwith no contents at all. Note the space in the file name!