pyproject: rename 'dev' script alias to 'ddev' to avoid PATH collisions#9
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The 'dev' command name is very generic and commonly collides with other tools users may have installed (e.g. project scaffolders, local dev-env launchers, company-internal 'dev' CLIs). Renaming the alias to 'ddev' keeps a short, convenient shortcut for devduck while avoiding surprising shadowing of unrelated 'dev' binaries on users' systems. The primary 'devduck' entry point is unchanged. Verified pyproject.toml parses and exposes 'ddev' -> 'devduck:cli' alongside the existing 'devduck' entry point. --- Prompt: do a small PR, but lets change it to ddev, instead of dropping it completely.
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The
devcommand name is very generic and commonly collides with other tools users may have installed (project scaffolders, local dev-env launchers, company-internaldevCLIs, etc.). Renaming the alias toddevkeeps a short, convenient shortcut for devduck while avoiding surprising shadowing of unrelateddevbinaries on users' systems.The primary
devduckentry point is unchanged.Verified
pyproject.tomlparses and exposesddev→devduck:clialongside the existingdevduckentry point.