consolidate source of truth for noarch type to info/link.json #9891
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Previously, the source of truth for detecting noarch type was split between two locations: a noarch field in repodata, and the contents of info/link.json. For installation purposes, we now treat the source of truth as only the latter. Thus, noarch_python package types can in theory be located in any subdir.
Signed-off-by: Kale Franz <kfranz@continuum.io>
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Previously, the source of truth for detecting noarch type was split between two locations: a noarch field in repodata, and the contents of info/link.json. For installation purposes, we now treat the source of truth as only the latter. Thus, noarch_python package types can in theory be located in any subdir.