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It's a problem with Python in general: 1) Circular dependencies (and you don't want your house of cards falling down if your IDE/isort decides to reorder a few
by ok123456 4y ago
It's a problem with Python in general:
1) Circular dependencies (and you don't want your house of cards falling down if your IDE/isort decides to reorder a few things); 2) (slow/expensive) expressions that are evaluated on import; 3) startup time required for the module loader to resolve everything at start.