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Hey, I'm starting to experiment with publishing a Pkl package for the first time but have found myself slightly "stuck" figuring out if there's a recommended style for package names? I see "There isn't one" is obviously a valid answer here if that's the case, but it seemed worth opening a discussion before I go ahead and publish with |
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For completeness sake: a package has a short display name, and the full package name. For example, the k8s package: Full name: package://pkg.pkl-lang.org/pkl-k8s/k8s So, this question is about the display name, rather than the full name. We recommend that:
Other than this, we don't really have any specific recommendations. The pantry repo uses a reverse-FQDN scheme to prevent naming conflicts, but other packages don't need to follow this (e.g. the k8s package). |
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For completeness sake: a package has a short display name, and the full package name. For example, the k8s package:
Full name: package://pkg.pkl-lang.org/pkl-k8s/k8s
Display name: k8s
So, this question is about the display name, rather than the full name.
We recommend that:
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).Other than this, we don't really have any specific recommendations. The pantry repo uses a reverse-FQDN scheme to prevent naming conflicts, but other packages don't need to follow this (e.…