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ksamuel commentedNov 1, 2019
In the current state of the package,
pip install pythonfuzzresults in an empty install: the package and its dependencies are indeed downloaded and there are no error, but no "pythonfuzz" package is created anywhere in thePYTHONPATH. As a consequence,import pythonfuzzresults in an ImportError.You can easily miss that if you tried to import it in your project directory, as the current dir is always part of the
PYTHONPATHand so it would seem it works for you.However, nobody else can pip install then use PythonFuzz.
I just added a line in the setup.py that tells it to recursively find all importable packages except "examples" in the main directory. You'll need to upload this new version on pypi.org.