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In #450, the smithy_event_stream package was removed and it's contents were centralized into smithy_core. This PR removes all remaining references to this package.


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🤔 how is this working right now?

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jonathan343 commented Mar 20, 2025

🤔 how is this working right now?

I'm not sure how everyone's been generating and using the client. I ran into this issue after pulling the latest from develop and trying to build a client. The pyproject.toml file in the generated repo still included a dependency on thesmithy_event_stream package which doesn't exist in the repo, so I couldn't install the generated client.

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It may be the old package was somehow accessible on the Python Path after it was removed.

@jonathan343 jonathan343 merged commit a9e468a into smithy-lang:develop Mar 20, 2025
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