The source name can be simply pyyaml itself, as it already tells about the python world (and python-pyyaml is weird xD). Names with python, py, etc. in them doesn't necessarily have to be renamed. It's better to keep in mind that python- namespacing isn't a hard enforced rule per se, but it's preferably added to source package names from the python ecosystem that isn't famous enough on its own or doesn't really have utility outside the python world. That said, you're indeed correct that it shouldn't be python3-*.
(In case the mail comes out in any weird form, sorry, it's from the phone :p) On 7 August 2025 12:13:12 UTC, Aryan Karamtoth <aryankm...@outlook.com> wrote: > [snip] > >I see you closed the ITP for now but please keep in mind for your future >reference that the ITP package name needs to be named as "python-pyyaml" >instead of "python3-pyyaml". -- Best, Ananthu -- Best, Ananthu
