refactor: Fix RPM metadata Group field rendering "<nil>" in primary.xml#14
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When the Group key is absent from a package's metadata map,
fmt.Sprintf("%v", nil) produces the literal string "<nil>" in the
generated XML. Use a type assertion with empty string fallback,
matching the existing pattern for Release and BuildTime fields.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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In
internal/generator/rpm/generator.go:303, the Group field is set viafmt.Sprintf("%v", pkg.Metadata["Group"]). When theGroupkey is absent from the metadata map (which happens for RPM packages that don't specify a group), this evaluates to the literal string"<nil>"in the generated XML. This produces invalid RPM metadata. Fix by using a type assertion with a fallback:if g, ok := pkg.Metadata["Group"].(string); ok { ... }, similar to howReleaseandBuildTimeare handled on lines 263-269 of the same file.Automated improvement by yeti improvement-identifier