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Remove star imports #865
Remove star imports #865
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@MartinThoma |
Sure! However, I don't understand the problem. Do you know that you can install PyPDF2 from the local folder via "pip install -e ."? Does that solve the issue? When a package is installed like this, it is automatically loaded from that location. When you make a change, you don't need to re-install. |
@MartinThoma Do you understand my approach? |
Ah, interesting. I think I get it and I'll use relative imports again 👍 thanks for helping me understand. I'm currently sick with fever and cannot concentrate. It will take at least a week until I undo it. |
Sorry to hear that. Sure it is covid... still in the air |
This is important for some PyPDF2 developers development workflows. It allows them to compare changes more easily. See #865 (comment)
@pubpub-zz See #875 for the PR. I guess that making everything a relative import is better than just restoring the old state with mixed absolute/relative imports? |
@MartinThoma Just a last question : there is still some local imports in some functions : do you think we should move them to the top ? |
Yes, I feel a lot better today - thanks for asking 🤗 yesterday I had over 39°C fever; compared to that I feel fabulous 😁
In general, I'd say "yes". The question is if we get circular imports. I think that was the reason for moving the imports into the functions |
This is important for some PyPDF2 developers development workflows. It allows them to compare changes more easily. Additionally, some imports were moved from function-level to module-level. See #865 (comment) Co-authored-by: pubpub-zz <4083478+pubpub-zz@users.noreply.github.com>
The 2.0.0 release of PyPDF2 includes three core changes: 1. Dropping support for Python 3.5 and older. 2. Introducing type annotations. 3. Interface changes, mostly to have PEP8-compliant names We introduced a [deprecation process](#930) that hopefully helps users to avoid unexpected breaking changes. Breaking Changes(DEP): - PyPDF2 2.0 requires Python 3.6+. Python 2.7 and 3.5 support were dropped. - PdfFileReader: The "warndest" parameter was removed - PdfFileReader and PdfFileMerger no longer have the `overwriteWarnings` parameter. The new behavior is `overwriteWarnings=False`. - merger: OutlinesObject was removed without replacement. - merger.py ➔ _merger.py: You must import PdfFileMerger from PyPDF2 directly. - utils: * `ConvertFunctionsToVirtualList` was removed * `formatWarning` was removed * `isInt(obj)`: Use `instance(obj, int)` instead * `u_(s)`: Use `s` directly * `chr_(c)`: Use `chr(c)` instead * `barray(b)`: Use `bytearray(b)` instead * `isBytes(b)`: Use `instance(b, type(bytes()))` instead * `xrange_fn`: Use `range` instead * `string_type`: Use `str` instead * `isString(s)`: Use `instance(s, str)` instead * `_basestring`: Use `str` instead * All Exceptions are now in `PyPDF2.errors`: - PageSizeNotDefinedError - PdfReadError - PdfReadWarning - PyPdfError - `PyPDF2.pdf` (the `pdf` module) no longer exists. The contents were moved with the library. You should most likely import directly from `PyPDF2` instead. The `RectangleObject` is in `PyPDF2.generic`. - The `Resources`, `Scripts`, and `Tests` will no longer be part of the distribution files on PyPI. This should have little to no impact on most people. The `Tests` are renamed to `tests`, the `Resources` are renamed to `resources`. Both are still in the git repository. The `Scripts` are now in https://github.com/py-pdf/cpdf. `Sample_Code` was moved to the `docs`. For a full list of deprecated functions, please see the changelog of version 1.28.0. New Features (ENH): - Improve space setting for text extraction (#922) - Allow setting the decryption password in PdfReader.__init__ (#920) - Add Page.add_transformation (#883) Bug Fixes (BUG): - Fix error adding transformation to page without /Contents (#908) Robustness (ROB): - Cope with invalid length in streams (#861) Documentation (DOC): - Fix style of 1.25 and 1.27 patch notes (#927) - Transformation (#907) Developer Experience (DEV): - Create flake8 config file (#916) - Use relative imports (#875) Maintenance (MAINT): - Use Python 3.6 language features (#849) - Add wrapper function for PendingDeprecationWarnings (#928) - Use new PEP8 compliant names (#884) - Explicitly represent transformation matrix (#878) - Inline PAGE_RANGE_HELP string (#874) - Remove unnecessary generics imports (#873) - Remove star imports (#865) - merger.py ➔ _merger.py (#864) - Type annotations for all functions/methods (#854) - Add initial type support with mypy (#853) Testing (TST): - Regression test for xmp_metadata converter (#923) - Checkout submodule sample-files for benchmark - Add text extracting performance benchmark - Use new PyPDF2 API in benchmark (#902) - Make test suite fail for uncaught warnings (#892) - Remove -OO testrun from CI (#901) - Improve tests for convert_to_int (#899) Full Changelog: 1.28.4...2.0.0
Closes #741