Generic name when running tryceratops as a module

[Rodrigo Girão Serrão]

I installed tryceratops and tryceratops.exe got installed into a folder that is not on my PATH variable.

What I usually do, to run things like black, is python -m black, and the same thing works for tryceratops, naturally.

However, some of the command-line options give generic info back because __name__ is now "__main__":

 > python -m tryceratops --version
__main__.py, version 0.2.3

and

 > python -m tryceratops --help
Usage: __main__.py [OPTIONS] [DIR]...
# omitted

Notice both appearances of __main__.py where I expected tryceratops or tryceratops.py. In my opinion the __main__.py doesn't look good, in a stylistic sense.

[Guilherme Latrova]

Interesting... I couldn't simulate. What's your OS?

[Rodrigo Girão Serrão]

Windows 10, 64 bit, Python 3.9, tryceratops installed for the user, not globally.

[Rodrigo Girão Serrão]

Update: seems like other tools also have this quirk, e.g. black shows the same thing.

[Guilherme Latrova]

Interesting, I'll take a look

[Guilherme Latrova]

It seems easy to fix. Saving for later: pallets/click#1399

[Guilherme Latrova]

Done, next release it will be fixed