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Normalise all imports to fully qualified names#707
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@nolar looks like some of the relative import updates are incorrect. See my comment above |
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In order to use the same convention across the code (now: mixed relative & absolute imports).
Besides, this helps to easily grep the imports, so as to use IDEs features to auto-import modules on use.
Besides, the import sorters typically convert this to fully qualified names anyway.
THERE IS NO CHANGE IN FUNCTIONALITY.