Point every URL at the renamed repository - #56
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The repository is now EdwardPham1615/py-common, matching the distribution. GitHub serves a 301 from the old path -- verified -- so existing clones and links keep working, but the documented URLs should be the real ones rather than rely on a redirect that breaks the day anything else claims the name `pycommon`. The "before" line in the changelog's migration block deliberately keeps the old URL. It records the dependency specifier as it actually was, and rewriting it would make the before and after identical in the half that changed. Added [project.urls] while here. A wheel had nothing tying it back to its source, which matters more for this package than most: `pycommon` on PyPI belongs to someone else, so metadata naming the repository is how a reader confirms which project they are holding.
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The repository is now
EdwardPham1615/py-common, matching the distribution renamed in #55.GitHub serves a 301 from the old path — verified:
So existing clones and links keep working. But the documented URLs should be the real ones rather than lean on a redirect that breaks the day anything else claims the name
pycommonunder this account.Seven references updated across
README.md,RELEASING.md,SECURITY.mdand the issue-template config.One line deliberately left alone
The "before" line in the changelog's migration block keeps the old URL:
It records the specifier as it actually was. Rewriting it would make the two halves identical in exactly the part that changed.
Also added:
[project.urls]A built wheel had nothing tying it back to its source. That matters more for this package than most —
pycommonon PyPI belongs to someone else, so metadata naming the repository is how a reader confirms which project they are holding. Verified in the built wheel:Flagging it because it is adjacent to what was asked rather than part of it — drop the block if you would rather keep the metadata bare.