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Change repo/package/module namespace to oemetadata #15
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@Ludee had IMO a good idea we could change the namespace like in oedialect to "oe", which would result in "oemetadata", so we would not have to decide between "oef-" or "oep-" and we would be consistent with "oedialect" the only other* OEP/OEF package released on PyPI. What do you think? Edit: *Wrong. "omi" is also on PyPI. But nevertheless IMO "oe" namespacing is a good solution, which we also used for the OEP, hence the "oeplatform" repo name. |
I am for the "oe" namespacing :) |
@Ludee Have we agreed on "oemetadata"? |
It seems like it! Can you do it? |
@Ludee I haven't done that yet, but I'm gonna figure it out! |
Perfekt, please research (try) and document: |
I want to rename the repo to "oemetadata" and update de package name on PyPI. Do you see any major problems with that? @Ludee @christian-rli @MGlauer |
Done. I will close this. We have to figure out, how the new URL is handled before merging into the master branch. |
The OEP related repos now use the wording "Open Energy Family" instead of "OpenEngeryPlatform", because of this the namespace should change on PyPI from "oep-" to "oef-" (which seems to be available: https://pypi.org/search/?q=oef).
The module name "metadata" is very generic and IMO should be changed to "oef_metadata", to avoid possible module name conflicts in the future. Because of this I also would change the repo name to "oef-metadata" (conventions: Git(hub) repo and (PyPI) package names separated by "-" and the module names by "_").
What do you think?
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