When installing a package, its python files are put together in the site-packages directory. While the package name could differ from the top-level module, there is an implicit expectation that each package will install a single top level module or package, whose name is unambiguously linked to the package.
pum installs both a pum top-level package (👌) and a scripts top-level that could clash with potentially a lot of things (e.g. the scripts pypi package).
It would be much safer to put the script inside of pum, ideally in __main__ so we could use python -m pum.
When installing a package, its python files are put together in the site-packages directory. While the package name could differ from the top-level module, there is an implicit expectation that each package will install a single top level module or package, whose name is unambiguously linked to the package.
pum installs both a
pumtop-level package (👌) and ascriptstop-level that could clash with potentially a lot of things (e.g. thescriptspypi package).It would be much safer to put the script inside of
pum, ideally in__main__so we could usepython -m pum.(I can do the PR if you want)