change(pypi): use the python package version instead of sha in repo names #2366
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…ames Initially the repo name generate was very conservative and we had sha256 as the endings of the repo names. With this change we have more human readable repository names. In order to still comply with the bazel label rules, we are normalizing the versions to only have `_` and `.` characters. This is an alternative fix to the error message seen in bazelbuild#1837 (comment)
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Initially the repo name generate was very conservative and we had sha256
as the endings of the repo names. With this change we have more human
readable repository names. In order to still comply with the bazel label
rules, we are normalizing the versions to only have
_and.characters.
This is an alternative fix to the error message seen in
#1837 (comment)