INTPYTHON-777 Convert multi-level relative imports to absolute #415
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…s in ./django_mongodb_backend.
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Thank you! We'll follow the discussion and discuss here once that PR gets merged. In a large project like Django I think you can make the argument that relative imports can be confusing though I'm not sure they are as confusing in this project. Still, we appreciate the contribution. 🙏 |
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Replaced all relative imports (e.g.,
from ...utils import ...) with in-package absolute imports (e.g.,from django_mongodb_backend.utils import ...) across the codebase in ./django_mongodb_backend.A similar PR for Django
FYI: used my own pre-commit-hook shrimport