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pulp_file after being merged still reports as python-package = "pulp-file" #4728
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OTOH python_module should probably never be exposed to the user. |
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Since being merged, the python package for the pulp app labeled 'file' is supposed to be "pulpcore". Due to some inconsistencies around the use of app label vs. python package vs. python module, we need some straightening all around. fixes pulp#4728
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Since being merged, the python package for the pulp app labeled 'file' is supposed to be "pulpcore". Due to some inconsistencies around the use of app label vs. python package vs. python module, we need some straightening all around. fixes pulp#4728
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Since being merged, the python package for the pulp app labeled 'file' is supposed to be "pulpcore". Due to some inconsistencies around the use of app label vs. python package vs. python module, we need some straightening all around. fixes pulp#4728
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Since being merged, the python package for the pulp app labeled 'file' is supposed to be "pulpcore". Due to some inconsistencies around the use of app label vs. python package vs. python module, we need some straightening all around. fixes pulp#4728
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Since being merged, the python package for the pulp app labeled 'file' is supposed to be "pulpcore". Due to some inconsistencies around the use of app label vs. python package vs. python module, we need some straightening all around. fixes pulp#4728
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Since being merged, the python package for the pulp app labeled 'file' is supposed to be "pulpcore". Due to some inconsistencies around the use of app label vs. python package vs. python module, we need some straightening all around. fixes pulp#4728
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Since being merged, the python package for the pulp app labeled 'file' is supposed to be "pulpcore". Due to some inconsistencies around the use of app label vs. python package vs. python module, we need some straightening all around. fixes pulp#4728
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Since being merged, the python package for the pulp app labeled 'file' is supposed to be "pulpcore". Due to some inconsistencies around the use of app label vs. python package vs. python module, we need some straightening all around. fixes pulp#4728
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Since being merged, the python package for the pulp app labeled 'file' is supposed to be "pulpcore". Due to some inconsistencies around the use of app label vs. python package vs. python module, we need some straightening all around. fixes pulp#4728
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Instead, i think it should be "pulpcore".
Complication: To my knowledge the current way is needed to allow tools to call bindings generation correctly. We may need to add a
python_module="pulp_file"
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