Hotfix/calc refactor - #832
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If it were me, I would have just moved calc.py to calc/__init__.py. I think @nedbat would disagree, though.
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Yes, this was my suggestion. As a compromise, I'd add a comment here explaining why: "Ideally, we wouldn't need to pull all the calc symbols up here, but courses were using 'import calc', so this is here to keep them working."
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Good point about calcfunctions -> functions. |
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👍 tested on my sandboxed dev machine. |
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I tend to prefer full imports: import calc.functions, just for clarity
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Adding this seems to add some sort of circular import error. If I am a course author, and I run
'import' calc, it invokes 'from calc import *' which calls import 'calc.functions'.
Or: 'import calc.functions' -> 'from calc import *' -> 'import calc.functions'
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Oh. Hrm. Ok, let's just leave it like this for now, then.
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I'll rebase, and then good to go?
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fixes issues we've had with sandboxing on prod and edge by restructuring the calc package.
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