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If I run
import mds mds.providers`
currently raises a AttributeError.
AttributeError
However,
from mds import providers works fine. I suspect this is some __init__.py fu that I need to fix.
from mds import providers
__init__.py
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Hoping that #36 can at least rule out the possibility of some weird version mismatch or pip caching or something.
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I think since __init__.py doesn't import mds.providers, then providers doesn't exist as a name under mds.
mds.providers
providers
mds
But mds.providers exists as a name itself -- confusing.
Solution might be to import the rest of the package in mds/__init__.py?
import
mds/__init__.py
import mds.api import mds.db import mds.fake import mds.json import mds.providers import mds.schema
@hunterowens this should all be fixed once #71 is merged via #40.
Check out this commit, which cleaned up all of the imports.
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If I run
currently raises a
AttributeError
.However,
from mds import providers
works fine. I suspect this is some__init__.py
fu that I need to fix.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: