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As mentioned in a recent PR review, Jan and I both remember having a style rule where we prefer Python imports that look this:
import x.y ... x.y.z()
Over this:
from x.y import z ... z()
But we're not sure where this rule came from or where it was written. Either way, we should decide on an import style and stick to it moving forward.
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As mentioned in a recent PR review, Jan and I both remember having a style rule where we prefer Python imports that look this:
Over this:
But we're not sure where this rule came from or where it was written. Either way, we should decide on an import style and stick to it moving forward.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: