Rename importable module #2190
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Rename importable module #2190
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Tests are PASSING --- disregard errors. Validation against remote schema fails before merge due to the file path change. This is expected. Review changes but do not merge into master. Merge should be coordinated with other breaking changes and a minor/patch bump. |
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Installable package remains |
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staged - do not merge
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Staged staging/0.15.0rc0 |
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Importable module name collides with that of another package on PyPI, causing issues downstream. This PR introduces parity between the standard package name and the module name, avoiding this collision, and meeting conventions.
In particular, this addresses blocking conflicts discussed in Debian #1071007 and #1072733.
This may be a breaking change for some end users, so it may be worth bumping the minor or patch number.