docs: use xrefs to spack.package where possible & improve multi-valued variants section#51079
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…ued variants section (#51079) The packaging guide should always refer to `spack.package` when possible, to prevent people from importing private Spack API. The only thing that is indirectly exposed from internals is the class `DisjointSetsOfValues`. I don't think that's terrible, just that we have to keep in mind that this is effectively also public API... * docs: fix reference spack.directives -> spack.package, and rewords mv variants * Ensure all xrefs point to spack.package in packaging_*.rst --------- Signed-off-by: Harmen Stoppels <[email protected]>
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…ued variants section (#51079) The packaging guide should always refer to `spack.package` when possible, to prevent people from importing private Spack API. The only thing that is indirectly exposed from internals is the class `DisjointSetsOfValues`. I don't think that's terrible, just that we have to keep in mind that this is effectively also public API... * docs: fix reference spack.directives -> spack.package, and rewords mv variants * Ensure all xrefs point to spack.package in packaging_*.rst --------- Signed-off-by: Harmen Stoppels <[email protected]>
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…ued variants section (spack#51079) The packaging guide should always refer to `spack.package` when possible, to prevent people from importing private Spack API. The only thing that is indirectly exposed from internals is the class `DisjointSetsOfValues`. I don't think that's terrible, just that we have to keep in mind that this is effectively also public API... * docs: fix reference spack.directives -> spack.package, and rewords mv variants * Ensure all xrefs point to spack.package in packaging_*.rst --------- Signed-off-by: Harmen Stoppels <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Angelica Loshak <[email protected]>
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The packaging guide should always refer to
spack.packagewhen possible, to prevent people from importing private Spack API.The only thing that is indirectly exposed from internals is the class
DisjointSetsOfValues. I don't think that's terrible, just that we have to keep in mind that this is effectively also public API...