boulder: Normalize python providers #453
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May 7, 2025
Boulder generates providers by using the module's name. If module's name contains a '_', it will cause a provider/dependency mismatch. This is solved by simply adding additional providers by replacing '_' with '-' in the module's name.
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Boulder generates providers by using the module's name. If module's name contains a '', it will cause a provider/dependency mismatch. This is solved by simply adding additional providers by replacing '' with '-' in the module's name.
I tested it by rebuilding python-typing_extensions and it got resolved, even if the module is looking for python(typing-extensions(3.11)), which got generated by boulder too.