Package: python-django-registration Version: 0.7-2 Severity: normal python-django-registration drops a module called 'registration' into the main python search path, but this module is only usable with django. Therefore, it should be called django-registration, or django.registration.
I realise that upstream is guilty of the namespace pollution and
that there are tools out there that use 'registration' as a name.
Therefore, a deprecation strategy would be in order, e.g. with
a file containing:
import warnings
msg = """The module 'registration' has moved to
'django.registration', and is thus deprecated."""
warnings.warn(msg, DeprecationWarning, stacklevel=2)
Ideally, this would be pushed upstream, if you can convince them.
Thanks,
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