Encapsulate PackageData; use pathlib #119
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This is a preliminary refactoring for fixing python/typeshed#11254. The idea is that the new class `PackageData` encapsulates all data concerning packages and their contents. This allows us later to find the top-level non-namespace packages, instead of just the top-level packages as we are doing now.
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@Avasam Could you review this? It should be fairly self-explanatory, even if you are not well-versed with the stub uploader. |
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I can do a proper review tomorow. But a first overview from my phone this looks good. This is an area of stub_uploader I'm a bit familiar with. |
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This is a preliminary refactoring for fixing python/typeshed#11254. The idea is that the new class
PackageDataencapsulates all data concerning packages and their contents. This allows us later to find the top-level non-namespace packages, instead of just the top-level packages as we are doing now.