Fix viewcode extension importing modules more than once #13380
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djhoese
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| except BaseException as exc: | ||
| # Importing modules may cause any side effects, including | ||
| # SystemExit, so we need to catch all errors. | ||
| msg = f"viewcode failed to import '{mod_root}'." | ||
| raise ImportError(msg) from exc |
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@AA-Turner There is an outer except Exception, does that count?
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This has been wrong for a while, simple counterexample:
import sys
try:
sys.exit()
except Exception:
print('caught')
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Thanks @djhoese! A |
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Purpose
This PR fixes the viewcode extension improperly importing modules to compute the full module name. This results in modules being imported more than once and increase memory usage and execution time. The primary issue was modules being imported/executed but not added to
sys.modulesto be reused.This PR reverts some of the changes in #13195 to use
importlib.import_moduleagain to handle the complexity of importing modules and "caching" them insys.modulesto be reused. It does not break the feature added to #13195 of importing a module "alias" import. That is, accessing an imported module as another module's attribute (see #13195 and #13370 for details).References