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import my_module This is compatible with `__all__` if you have your code broken down into smaller sub-modules and collect them in the main module as follows:
by nuttingd 2y ago
import my_module
This is compatible with `__all__` if you have your code broken down into smaller sub-modules and collect them in the main module as follows:
# my_module/__init__.py
from .submodule import *
from .another_submodule import *
- jph00 2y agoYup that's what I do too. Works great. And nbdev auto-generates __all__ so I don't have to think about anything -- it all just works. (Besides which, when you do have __all__ just regular wildcard imports work well anyway. I've been using them for >10 years without trouble. I think people just repeat the claim that they're a problem without having 1st-hand experience of using them with __all__ correctly.)