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Issue 1331: Fix importlib module import error that resulted in inconsistent std library usage #1332

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@ivenzor ivenzor commented Oct 23, 2024

Change importlib_metadata to importlib.metadata in __init__.py , added additional comments for clarity.

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Excellent! Thanks for fixing this haunting glitch that surely reared its head unknowingly several times. And we really appreciate the thorough documentation.

@jpl-jengelke jpl-jengelke self-assigned this Oct 23, 2024
@jpl-jengelke jpl-jengelke changed the title PR to fix Issue 1331 Issue 1331: Fix importlib module import error that resulted in inconsistent std library usage Oct 23, 2024
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Verified that this prioritizes the Python Standard Library version of metadata.

@jpl-jengelke jpl-jengelke merged commit 96e9924 into rzellem:develop Oct 23, 2024
@ivenzor ivenzor deleted the issue_1331 branch October 23, 2024 06:11
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Python 3.12 ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'importlib_metadata'
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