Database getSupportedEditions request

Description

Return all supported container editions, if any.
The result is a set of (name,value) pairs, where:
name = "<provider-uri>:<type>:<subtype>"
value = "<edition>"
Meaning that <edition> is supported for the (<provider-uri>, <type>, <subtype>) tuple.
The * quantifier can be used to denote that an edition is supported to any type or subtype.

API stability classification

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API overview

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