Fix cmdline package tests for namespace packages #11323
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JelleZijlstra
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Oct 12, 2021
Prep for python#9636 First test was failing because a was not a valid import (pkg.a was) Second test was failing because `foo.py` resolved in two ways, both as `foo` and `foo.foo`. Disambiguating the dir from the file made mypy path work better. The error message was very clear. Came up once foo can be a namespace package.
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Needs rebase on #11324 |
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Prep for #9636
First test was failing because a was not a valid import (pkg.a was)
Second test was failing because
foo.pyresolved in two ways, bothas
fooandfoo.foo. Disambiguating the dir from the file mademypy path work better. The error message was very clear. Came up once
foo can be a namespace package.
Confirmed that all these tests pass here - as well as on top of #9636