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Consider the following example:
julia> module ModA
const x = 1
module ModB
const y = 3
const x = 2
end
end;
julia> import Main.ModA: ModB.y, x
julia> x
2
julia> x === Main.ModA.ModB.x
true
julia> x === Main.ModA.x
false
Importing ModB.y
first changes some state and causes x
to be imported from ModB
instead of ModA
directly.
Switching to Main.ModA: x, ModB.y
fixes the import.
This even happens when ModB.x
doesn't exist:
julia> module ModA
const x = 1
module ModB
const y = 3
end
end;
julia> import Main.ModA: ModB.y, x
WARNING: Imported binding ModB.x was undeclared at import time during import to Main.
This does not happen on 1.11 or 1.12 and has appeared with #57965 (@xal-0).
It does not happen on the previous commit 0b40de7:
julia> module ModA
const x = 1
module ModB
const y = 3
const x = 2
end
end;
julia> import Main.ModA: ModB.y, x
julia> x
1
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