Fix an issue with --include-depends #50
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If your whitelist specified a constraint like 'python=999', that does not match anything in the channel, then some indirect dependency of a package could then bring in other versions of python. Really, we want the whitelist constraints to still be honored at least for explicitly named packages (i.e. where the whitelist specifies an exact package name, not a glob expression). This change fixes that and gives you better control over what extra packages get added by --include-depends.
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If your whitelist specified a constraint like 'python=999',
that does not match anything in the channel, then some indirect
dependency of a package could then bring in other versions
of python. Really, we want the whitelist constraints to still
be honored at least for explicitly named packages
(i.e. where the whitelist specifies an exact package name,
not a glob expression).
This change fixes that and gives you better control over
what extra packages get added by --include-depends.