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Hey there, as I want to use your library in a bigger context I'd prefer to call everything with absolute identifiers.
import drafthorse doc = drafthorse.models.document.Document()
Sadly this throws
AttributeError: module 'drafthorse' has no attribute 'models'
How could I still make this work without hand-picking the imports? Thanks!
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I believe the reason would be that the drafthorse module does not explicitly import its submodules.
However one could still use it like this:
import drafthorse.models.document doc = drafthorse.models.document.Document()
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Hey there, as I want to use your library in a bigger context I'd prefer to call everything with absolute identifiers.
Sadly this throws
How could I still make this work without hand-picking the imports? Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: