I've recently developed a tool that goes in and makes sure that each __init__.py matches up with the __all__s in files/folders in the same directory as it. For example, if there was a statement like from .channel import GuildText, the program will go in and make sure the __all__ of channel is ("GuildText",), and fixes the import if the __all__ doesn't match up. It also detects if the __init__ isn't importing a file with a __all__ in it and adds it to the import.
This tool is far from ready, but I've gotten it to a state where I could run a run on the interactions.py library. Wouldn't you know it, we are missing some imports, so I made this PR to add them back in. This PR also fixes some other issues I was running into involving the codebase, like GuildMedia not being properly exposed in channel.py.
As a (hopefully good) consequence of this program, __all__ for __init__.pys that have been affected have been put in alphabetical order.
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Add GuildMedia to __all__ in channel.py for models.
Export CronTrigger.
Export LocalisedField and LocalizedField.
Export ClientObject and DiscordObject. You may argue against it, but I'd argue that there's no good reason to not export them, and they can have their uses.
Oh right, this program also picked up deserialize_app_cmds, interestingly enough.
Do an alphabetical sort for all __all__s that have been adjusted.
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[x] I've ensured my code works on Python 3.10.x
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[ ] I've added tests for my code, if applicable
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I've recently developed a tool that goes in and makes sure that each
__init__.pymatches up with the__all__s in files/folders in the same directory as it. For example, if there was a statement likefrom .channel import GuildText, the program will go in and make sure the__all__ofchannelis("GuildText",), and fixes the import if the__all__doesn't match up. It also detects if the__init__isn't importing a file with a__all__in it and adds it to the import.This tool is far from ready, but I've gotten it to a state where I could run a run on the interactions.py library. Wouldn't you know it, we are missing some imports, so I made this PR to add them back in. This PR also fixes some other issues I was running into involving the codebase, like
GuildMedianot being properly exposed inchannel.py.As a (hopefully good) consequence of this program,
__all__for__init__.pys that have been affected have been put in alphabetical order.Changes
GuildMediato__all__inchannel.pyfor models.CronTrigger.LocalisedFieldandLocalizedField.ClientObjectandDiscordObject. You may argue against it, but I'd argue that there's no good reason to not export them, and they can have their uses.deserialize_app_cmds, interestingly enough.__all__s that have been adjusted.Related Issues
Test Scenarios
Python Compatibility
3.10.x3.11.xChecklist
pre-commitcode linter over all edited files