Handle packages with the same names

[Boris-Dimov]

When we continue expanding the repos, there's a possibility of two or more repos containing a package with the same name. In that case we should prompt the user which one to install.

It's just that when we search for the package in our local lists, we should take ALL entries, not just the first one, and print them as list if there is more than one.

[Kaper365]

You mean like pacman does?

Multiple repos provide package xyz, choose one below:
[1] repo1     [2] repo2

[Boris-Dimov]

Exactly like that

[Kaper365]

I have a solution:
Every package would have an ID (let's say tic-tac-frue has an ID of 1) and every FPKG repo has to have an ID (FRUE Repo also would have 1) and ID of tic-tac-frue in FRUE Repo would be 1-1
If another repo'd provide tic-tac-frue (pkg with ID 1), but repo's ID is 2 it'd be ID 2-1

pkglist function would catch every repo from sources file that contains packages with same ID (instead of ID we could go for checksum of or anything like this) and distinguish the packages by source ID

All of this'd happen under the hood, end-user would just get something like

Multiple repos provide package xyz, choose one below:
[1] repo1     [2] repo2