Python: Limit absolute imports #5791
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Limits the behaviour of github#5614 in two ways: First, we only consider files that are contained in the source archive. This prevents unnecessary computation involving files in e.g. the standard library. Secondly, we ignore any relative imports (e.g. `from .foo import ...`), as these only work inside packages anyway. This fixes an observed performance regression on projects that include `google-cloud-sdk` as part of their source code.
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Hmm... I had hoped this limiting of absolute imports would be all that was required, but it seems that evaluation of the MRO is slow even with this change. I guess I'll be adding a few more improvements to this PR. |
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Limits the behaviour of #5614 in two ways:
First, we only consider files that are contained in the source archive.
This prevents unnecessary computation involving files in e.g. the
standard library.
Secondly, we ignore any relative imports (e.g.
from .foo import ...),as these only work inside packages anyway.
This fixes an observed performance regression on projects that include
google-cloud-sdkas part of their source code.As with #5614, I don't think a change note is required.