Point the source URLs at netclab/function-eapi - #18
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`meta.crossplane.io/source` still named `mbakalarski/function-eapi`, the pre-rename URL. It is what the Marketplace listing links to, so the package published yesterday points readers at a redirect. pyproject.toml's three project.urls had the same leftover. GitHub 301s the old path, so nothing was broken -- but the annotation is metadata about where this package lives, and it should say so directly. Same cleanup netclab-xp did in netclab/netclab-xp#20. The author email is left alone: that is an identity, not a repo location. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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package/crossplane.yamlstill carried the pre-rename URL:That annotation is what the Upbound Marketplace listing links to, so the package published yesterday as
v0.0.22points readers at a redirect rather than at the repo.pyproject.toml's threeproject.urlsentries had the same leftover — grep found no others.GitHub 301s the old path (verified:
mbakalarski/function-eapi→ 301 →netclab/function-eapi, which is 200), so nothing was actually broken. But the annotation exists to say where the package lives, and it should say it directly.Same cleanup netclab-xp did in netclab/netclab-xp#20; this repo was never back-ported.
The author email in
pyproject.tomlis deliberately left alone — that is an identity, not a repo location.🤖 Generated with Claude Code