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Zero Sugar spec file options, like ''requires'', contain links to another packages. Followed link formats are supported:

* current package (the first option is preferable),

* current package to upload to ''target'' repository (the first option is preferable),

%(slug)s[/<nowiki><sub-package></nowiki>]

<slug-value>[/<nowiki><sub-package></nowiki>]

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<0install-feed-url>

At the end, all links will be transfered to 0install feed urls~~. For the current package, repository will be either default or value passed via ''--repository'' {{Code|0sugar}} command-line argument~~. Repository is just a Web url prefix like http://packages.sugarlabs.org/, the final 0install url will be composed by concatenating repository prefix and package name. Repositories might be:

At the end, all links will be transfered to 0install feed urls. Repository is just a Web url prefix like http://packages.sugarlabs.org/, the final 0install url will be composed by concatenating repository prefix and package name. Repositories might be:

* ~~Default,~~ without mentioning repository name~~. With prefix~~ http://packages.sugarlabs.org/.

* ''default'' or without mentioning repository name, is http://packages.sugarlabs.org/;

* ''namedb'', native GNU/Linux distribution packages~~. With prefix~~ http://namedb.0install.net/.

* Repositories that are added by ''~~repo~~'' ~~spec file option~~.

* ''target'', the repository current package will be uploaded to, equals to default repository;

* ''namedb'', native GNU/Linux distribution packages, is http://namedb.0install.net/.

Spec option ''repos'' can add new repositories or reset predefined ones.

== Glob patterns ==

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 Zero Sugar spec file options, like ''requires'', contain links to another packages. Followed link formats are supported:
-* current package (the first option is preferable),
+* current package to upload to ''target'' repository (the first option is preferable),
   %(slug)s[/<nowiki><sub-package></nowiki>]
   <slug-value>[/<nowiki><sub-package></nowiki>]
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   <0install-feed-url>
-At the end, all links will be transfered to 0install feed urls. For the current package, repository will be either default or value passed via ''--repository'' {{Code|0sugar}} command-line argument. Repository is just a Web url prefix like http://packages.sugarlabs.org/, the final 0install url will be composed by concatenating repository prefix and package name. Repositories might be:
+At the end, all links will be transfered to 0install feed urls. Repository is just a Web url prefix like http://packages.sugarlabs.org/, the final 0install url will be composed by concatenating repository prefix and package name. Repositories might be:
-* Default, without mentioning repository name. With prefix http://packages.sugarlabs.org/.
+* ''default'' or without mentioning repository name, is http://packages.sugarlabs.org/;
-* ''namedb'', native GNU/Linux distribution packages. With prefix http://namedb.0install.net/.
-* Repositories that are added by ''repo'' spec file option.
+* ''target'', the repository current package will be uploaded to, equals to default repository;
+* ''namedb'', native GNU/Linux distribution packages, is http://namedb.0install.net/.
+Spec option ''repos'' can add new repositories or reset predefined ones.
 == Glob patterns ==