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Support packages with different folder names #705
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Isn't the Basically you would have: [tool.poetry]
name = "pysignald"
# ...
packages = [
{include = "signald"}
] |
That fixed it, thank you! I didn't realize this was possible with packages. |
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I have a package that I want to call
pysignald
because it is a client for signald, but I want the module to actually be available undersignald
. I called the modulesignald
in my package, and called the package itselfpysignald
in thepyproject.toml
, but poetry refuses to build it because it can't find a package with the same name.This seems like an unnecessary precaution, no? I would like to name my package something other than what people can use to import it, it seems to me that this use case should be supported.
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