Add CI checks for PythonBundles - #26594
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- Single extensions should be PythonPackage - Python packages which (usually) are build dependencies only should not be extensions of other bundles EasyConfigs named `*-bundle*` are explicitely ignored.
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Based on the last confcall this adds CI checks to ensure the new rules:
EasyConfigs named
*-bundle*are explicitely ignored.Running a check over all existings ECs:
As a companion I can enhance PythonPackage to support
package_namedefaulting toname. This will be used a) forpipchecks and b) to add an extension to modules.Required decision: I'd only add it as an extension when it is different to
name.module spider/show/avwhich would show it twice as the module and as an extension of itself which I don't see any benefitI can also look into automatically converting the existing single-extension bundles to make it easier for contributors to do updates. I'd expect to be able to use a simple script for that to do all in one go.
Initial draft created by local AI agent including the list of build-dependencies.