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Cannot import adatest in python 3.10 #43

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ZebinYang opened this issue May 19, 2023 · 1 comment
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Cannot import adatest in python 3.10 #43

ZebinYang opened this issue May 19, 2023 · 1 comment

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@ZebinYang
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got the following error with "import adatest"

partially initialized module 'adatest' has no attribute 'generators' (most likely due to a circular import)

@hajarlachheb
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Hello there,

It did work for me but I had to try one of these solutions! I will provide them to you :

Examine your codebase: Look for any circular dependencies between modules or any import statements that may be causing the issue. Circular dependencies can occur when module A imports module B, and module B also imports module A.

Refactor your code: Once you have identified the circular dependencies, you'll need to refactor your code to break the loop. Consider rearranging your imports or reorganizing your code structure to eliminate the circular dependency.

Use local imports: If possible, use local imports instead of importing modules at the global level. Local imports are placed inside functions or specific blocks of code, which can help avoid circular import issues.

Import at the time of use: Instead of importing the entire module, you can import specific functions or classes when you need them. This approach can help avoid importing modules at the global level and reduce the likelihood of circular imports.

Separate functionality: If your code relies heavily on interdependent modules, consider separating the functionality into different modules with clear responsibilities. This can help eliminate circular dependencies and make your codebase more maintainable.

Use importlib.reload(): As a last resort, if you're working with a complex codebase and refactoring is not immediately feasible, you can use the importlib.reload() function to reload the modules. This function allows you to reimport a module, potentially resolving the circular import issue. However, note that this is not a recommended long-term solution and should be used with caution.

Let me know if it works for you finally!

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