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Re-export __all__
in __init__.py
for pure Rust project
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This is useful for Python documentation generators which inspect `__all__`. For example, pdoc then correctly displays `module_name` instead of `module_name.module_name`
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Looks good to me, could you please add a changelog entry, thanks!
Done, thank you for the super quick review! 🍰 |
Released in v0.12.15, should be out soon: https://github.com/PyO3/maturin/actions/runs/2285132178 |
Awesome, thanks! 🍰 😃 |
maturin already re-exports
__doc__
, but__all__
is also useful to be reexported. There are a bunch of Python documentation generators which make use of this. In our case (I work on pdoc), re-exporting__all__
means we correctly detect that it'smy_project
and notmy_project.my_project
. 😃On that note, thank you folks for the fantastic work you are doing with PyO3/maturin! 🍰
We're working on some Rust extensions for @mitmproxy and PyO3 has just been super wonderful. ❤️