Migrate 'pip list' to use metadata abstraction #9825
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This help function is much better than the previous ad-hoc logic used in test_uninstall.py, which has trouble identifying normalized names.
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Anyone wants to take a look at this? I’m coming back to work on this importlib.metadata stuff and need to get this in before moving on. The change has one behavioural implication: Since the new metadata backend normalises project names by default, Does this change deserve a changelog, and in what category? |
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Continuing #7413, one module at a time…