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Since package names don't necessarily match module names, it would be useful to see the actual module names that each package contributes to.
This would also help identify packages that accidentally pollute many top-level package names.
Related discussion: https://discord.com/channels/768594524158427167/1281967484731265044/1281967484731265044
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Hello! Wouldn't this be better as a script? Would be easier to make than designing UI for it and adding a web interface for it
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When discussing just identifying packages that pollute module names, a script would suffice.
I thought this visibility could be useful for packages in general since package names don't always match their top-level module names.
What would be the use case for it displayed on the packages list?
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Since package names don't necessarily match module names, it would be useful to see the actual module names that each package contributes to.
This would also help identify packages that accidentally pollute many top-level package names.
Related discussion:
https://discord.com/channels/768594524158427167/1281967484731265044/1281967484731265044
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: