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So this code depends on the versions[0][0] input and on the arch... whats the right behaviour when noarch is false? A test for it might be to assert that
get_supported([['2']], False) results in ('py2', 'none', local_arch) in the output, and for get_support([['2]], True) to do ??? [whats the right thing here?].
We could make this more meaningfully testable by pushing all the calculation to pure functions, and having get_supported just do the querying and then call those functions
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I've noticed that this might go in the 'for arch in arches' loop that helps OSX folks out.
If noarch is True, this line won't run and the tag won't be in the list.
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Seems like thats worth capturing as intent somewhere. Either docs / comments or tests. IMNSHO.