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Author r.david.murray
Recipients eric.snow, r.david.murray, shai
Date 2013-02-03.01:31:12
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It was mostly the language reference I was thinking of, since that's where I think one would naturally go to find out about unexpected behavior of the import statement, but a note in the tutorial is probably not a bad idea.  I'm not sure if this rises to the level of a FAQ or not, but perhaps it does.

Technically I suppose the importlib documentation should also mention it where appropriate if it does not already, but I wouldn't expect that to be a very discoverable location for it.

By the way, I seem to remember there being some detail about namespace packages that potentially affected this, but I don't remember if that was a proposal or something that wound up in the final implementation.  Do you?
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