bcfg2-repo-validate too specific with Pkgmgr files

[lueningh]

It looks like bcfg2-repo-validate is too specific when checking Pkgmgr files. I have two architectures and keep their packages in separate (but very similar) Pkgmgr files. bcfg2-repo-validate is ignoring the groups that keep the same-named packages independent inside of Pkgmgr. Some snippets:

From sles10-ppc64-SP1-Updates-noarch.xml:

<PackageList uri='http://10.40.2.7/sles10/ppc/SLES10-SP1-Updates/sles-10-ppc/rpm/noarch' priority='110' type='rpm'>
  <Group name='suse'>
    <Group name='sles10'>
      <Group name='ppc64'>
        <Group name='sp1'>
          <Package name='yast2-online-update' type='rpm'>
            <Instance simplefile='yast2-online-update-2.13.62.1-0.2.noarch.rpm' version='2.13.62.1' release='0.2' arch='noarch'/>
          </Package>
        </Group>
      </Group>
    </Group>
  </Group>
</PackageList>

From sles10-x86_64-SP1-Updates-noarch.xml:

<PackageList uri='http://10.40.2.7/sles10/x86_64/SLES10-SP1-Updates/sles-10-x86_64/rpm/noarch' priority='110' type='rpm'>
  <Group name='suse'>
    <Group name='sles10'>
      <Group name='x86_64'>
        <Group name='sp1'>
          <Package name='yast2-online-update' type='rpm'>
            <Instance simplefile='yast2-online-update-2.13.62.1-0.2.noarch.rpm' version='2.13.62.1' release='0.2' arch='noarch'/>
          </Package>
        </Group>
      </Group>
    </Group>
  </Group>
</PackageList>

Making the two above snippets into files in the Pkgmgr directory and validating the repo will yield:

Duplicate Package yast2-online-update, priority:110, type:rpm

[solj]

Fixed in [b2f66ed8f6325fbe2d2b00887c250501e9e35128] (SVN r6033).

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