Arch Linux

Description:
The export function does not give the current version being pushed as a package to a repository for certain packages without explanation.

In particular this is happening in python and other important system packages. Issuing an "asp export python" does not give the current version in the repository, instead of version "3.7.4" you get version "3.8.0".

According to the current documentation for "asp" in man it states:

"export TARGET...
Dump the build source files for each target into a directory of the target’s name in $PWD. Targets can be specified simply as package to check out the source files at HEAD, or in repository/package format to checkout the source files which were used to push the package which exists in repository."

Python version 3.8.0 does not exist in the repository, version 3.7.4 does. This is further verified by "pacman -Ss python" or visiting "https://www.archlinux.org/packages/extra/x86_64/python/". Neither of which show any version "3.8.0". Therefore it appears to be not true that "source files which were used to push the package which exists in repository" because version 3.8.0 does not exist as is easily proven.

Additional info:
* package version(s)
* config and/or log files etc.
* link to upstream bug report, if any

Steps to reproduce:
asp export python

(There are many other important system packages like this that mysteriously have higher versions without any documentation explaining why this is happening or why the decision is made to have "asp" grab from trunk when the documentation from "asp" states nothing of that accord.)