sourcepolicy: normalize parsed source identifiers - #6909
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Render parsed source identifiers back to their canonical SourceOp form before source policy evaluation. This lets Git subdir cleanup use the existing source parser and avoids policy-specific Git parsing. Add String methods for source identifiers and cover them with unit tests, plus a client integration regression for canonical Git subdir policy matching. Signed-off-by: Tonis Tiigi <tonistiigi@gmail.com>
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Render parsed source identifiers back to their canonical SourceOp form before source policy evaluation. This lets Git subdir cleanup use the existing source parser and avoids policy-specific Git parsing.
Add String methods for source identifiers and cover them with unit tests, plus a client integration regression for canonical Git subdir policy matching.
Originally reported by JUNYI LIU
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