With a project structure like this:
├─main.py
└─src
├─dep1.py
└─dep2.py
where the contents of each file is as follows:
main.py: import src.dep1 as firstdep; print("Total success")
dep1.py: import dep2 as seconddeb; print("success 1/3")
dep2.py: print("success 2/3")
Is the best way to do this creating an __init__.py file in src and importing src.dep2 in dep1.py? or is this a bad idea?
Are you accusing me of not reading tfm? because I did, but was expecting this specific situation to be clarified on stackOverFlow, geeksForGeeks or somewhere similar. Since it seemed like this import pattern should be common.
I was pointing out a part of the documentation that you may have overlooked. In good faith, I might add, because the documentation is comprehensive but horribly signposted. Everything I wrote in my first comment is there, but in a less human, more technical phrasing.
Sorry, that was just a joke that came off wrong. I understand you were just trying to help.