As noticed by Victor the trunk installations using the
development.sh script retrieved the latest version of the
installer, no matter to which repository this binary belonged to
(so even if it's not listed in release-trunk-${debian_release}).
This causes problems when you are using trunk installations and
someone is working on installer on branches, reviewing changes,
etc.
To avoid this problem we take a look at the Packages file of the
according repository instead. This isn't limited only to trunk
builds, but also for the release builds, to avoid any possible
problems with multiple deb files inside the pool directory (which
isn't the case yet, but we *could* do that now).
Change-Id: Ie215e70e9317133750cdf0e4b264a3b2c6f083fa
[ -n "$version"]|| die "Error: installer version could not be detected."
[ -n "$version"]|| die "Error: installer version for ngcp ${SP_VERSION}, Debian release $DEBIAN_RELEASE with installer package $installer_package could not be detected."