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tests into a package
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I think it doesn't work yet. |
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I don't really understand. Why are we making it a package? Also why should we do global import rather than local? |
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Yeah no idea what i'm doing, let's abandon this for now. |
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This should remove the need of specifying the tests directory in the PYTHONPATH (which I think is not a good solution).
I think this is the standard approach for imports in tests.