The current structure of imports in pyedb-core results in circular imports in some scenarios. This can be avoided by switching to module level imports.
💡 Steps for implementing the feature
In the package __init__.py files (definition.__init__.py, layout.__init__.py, net.__init__.py, etc.), remove all imports
In each module, adjust imports to do module level imports rather that object level imports
For example, from ansys.edb.core.layer import LayerCollection becomes import ansys.edb.core.layer.layer_collection as layer_collection
Remove all delayed imports
Note: Try searching for from (with whitespace) to find delayed imports
🔗 Useful links and references
For testing, try running the tests.e2e.integration_tests.test_spiral_inductor unit tests. As a brute force test, you could also create a python file that just imports all the modules
📝 Description of the feature
The current structure of imports in pyedb-core results in circular imports in some scenarios. This can be avoided by switching to module level imports.
💡 Steps for implementing the feature
from ansys.edb.core.layer import LayerCollectionbecomesimport ansys.edb.core.layer.layer_collection as layer_collectionfrom(with whitespace) to find delayed imports🔗 Useful links and references
For testing, try running the tests.e2e.integration_tests.test_spiral_inductor unit tests. As a brute force test, you could also create a python file that just imports all the modules