This fixes #23 by using the combination of owner/repository_name for the github repo of the package as the way to match packages. The matching is done now by comparing ame instead of package name name from the affiliated package registry with the repository_name part of the github repo, but those can be different. For example, synphot is the package name for the code in the synphot_refactor repository.
Matching using the owner/repository_name should work as long as all affiliated packages have a github repo, which seems like a safe bet at this point.
This fixes #23 by using the combination of
owner/repository_namefor the github repo of the package as the way to match packages. The matching is done now by comparing ame instead of package name name from the affiliated package registry with therepository_namepart of the github repo, but those can be different. For example,synphotis the package name for the code in thesynphot_refactorrepository.Matching using the
owner/repository_nameshould work as long as all affiliated packages have a github repo, which seems like a safe bet at this point.