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importing schedula
imports every module there is
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The way it is structure this project, when importing
schedula.__init__.py
, it imports recursively all modules beneath them. In modern computers this is fast, but in general it should be possible to selectively import what is needed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: