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@francescobianco francescobianco commented Jun 29, 2026

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Summary

Rename the PyPI distribution from openapi-python-sdk to openapi-sdk and the importable module from openapi_python_sdk to openapi_sdk.

The GitHub repository name and the Makefile Project: header are intentionally kept as openapi-python-sdk (the canonical repo name).

Changes

  • pyproject.toml: project name → openapi-sdk, package include → openapi_sdk
  • module dir moved openapi_python_sdk/ → openapi_sdk/ (history preserved)
  • imports updated across examples/ and tests/
  • docs updated (README.md, docs/readme-pypi.md): PyPI badges, install commands, links

Verification

  • ✅ poetry run pytest — 21 passed
  • ✅ poetry run ruff check — clean
  • ✅ poetry build — produces openapi_sdk-0.3.0

⚠️ Do not merge yet

Publishing as openapi-sdk is blocked by PyPI's name-similarity filter (the name is unregistered, but too similar to openapi / open-api-sdk). A PEP 541 request is pending with PyPI Support — pypi/support#9815.

Merge once the name is granted, then publish and tag the release.

Closes #22 once published.

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@francescobianco @claude
refactor(package): rename distribution and module to openapi-sdk
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Rename the PyPI distribution from `openapi-python-sdk` to `openapi-sdk`
and the importable module from `openapi_python_sdk` to `openapi_sdk`.

- pyproject.toml: project name and packages include
- move openapi_python_sdk/ -> openapi_sdk/ (history preserved)
- update imports in examples/ and tests/
- update README.md and docs/readme-pypi.md (PyPI badges, install commands)

GitHub repository URLs and the Makefile `Project:` header are intentionally
left as `openapi-python-sdk` (the canonical repo name).

Publishing is currently blocked by PyPI's name-similarity filter; tracked
in pypi/support#9815.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <[email protected]>
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