Automatically load kernel modules upon import

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Merging #31 into master will decrease coverage by 0.93%. The diff coverage is 83.33%.

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Impacted Files	Coverage Δ
w1thermsensor/core.py	97.11% <83.33%> (-1.92%)	:x:

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[bsimmo]

I don't quite understand the need for this, at least in any usage case for me on a standard Raspian / RaspberryPi setup. These are auto loaded when you enable 1-wire on the Pi. Do i now have to run any program that imports this as 'su' or always have to remove this/alter a setting everytime I grab the code? (I cannot test at the moment).

[timofurrer]

It was already done during __init__ of a W1ThermSensor instance. Which lead to problems in case you want to check available sensors before actually creating a sensor.

So, this had to change and I didn't want to break existing code which relies on that behavior. I figured that's the best option.

Do i now have to run any program that imports this as 'su' or always have to remove this/alter a setting everytime I grab the code?

No, unless you haven't loaded the modules already! If they are already loaded you can just use the package without configuring anything special. I have to state that in the README as well.

[bsimmo]

Excellent :-)