On 2/15/24 22:48, Charlie Li wrote:
This distinction does not practically exist; any Python package, even
if primarily a program, can be specified and imported as a library in
another as a dependency. See meson, which had to grow flavours when
meson-python came about.
This isn't true.
If the program has one main function and several helper
application-specific submodules - none of them can be used by any other
software as dependency because everything is application-specific.
If the package has the description "Command line utility to xx" - this
likely means that this is just a command line application and nothing
more, and it shouldn't have the "py-" prefix.
Yuri
