Package: python3-apt Version: 2.1.3 Severity: wishlist For binary packages, it's possible to determine the releases a package is in, together with its versions, etc. Based on the example from [1]:
(1) a package exposes "version_list" (2) a version exposes "file_list" (3) a file as origin, component, archive, etc. attributes. So for a given package "foo", it's possible to differentiate between a origin="Debian" and origin!="Debian" package, or which release for that matter. SourceRecords do not have this capability. They expose "files" and "index" attributes, but it does not look like these can be used to determine which releases these source packages are part of. So given a source package name, it's currently not possible to determine whether this is origin="Debian", or even which release this source is a part of (and in particular, which version it has in that particular release). I would greatly appreciate it if you would consider exposing the origin, component, archive, codename and label attributes for SourceRecords as well. [1] https://apt-team.pages.debian.net/python-apt/library/apt_pkg.html#example-find-all-missing-dependencies
