Use pubtools namespace to resolve init file conflict [RHELDST-17607] #31
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Currently, there's an issue with packaging where most of the pubtool-<lib> projects contains __init__.py and other stuff which is supposed to belong only to pubtools. Python namespaces are a convenient way to work around this issue.
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Currently, there's an issue with packaging where most of the pubtool- projects contains init.py and other stuff which is supposed to belong only to pubtools. Python namespaces are a convenient way to work around this issue.