'How can I make a PYTHON submodule directory with similar filenames as those in root import their OWN files with same names first
The title of this question may seem very confusing and I didn't know how to word it properly, but here's the gist of the situation.
Say I have this kind of file structure:
- main.py
- util.py
- submodules
- module_folder
- sub_main.py
- util.py
main.py
import submodules.module_folder.sub_main
util.py
print("Util in root")
submodules/module_folder/sub_main.py
import util
submodules/module_folder/util.py
print("Util in submodules.module_folder.util")
The question is: How can I make submodules/module_folder/sub_main.py's import util load submodules/module_folder/util.py instead of util.py in the root of the directory?
Restrictions:
- I can't change any files in module_folder. They are to be readonly
Application Context: The reason that I want to build it this way is because I am building a feature that will let the user import arbitrary git submodules which can have random file structures and paths.
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