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Why do we use absolute instead of relative imports from fastlane_bot
not a point related specifically to this commit -- but why do we import from fastlane_bot using absolute rather than relative imports. Reasons to use relative imports
that's what relative imports are for
allows you to rename fastlane_bot module without changing 1000 lines of code
somewhat clearer what is internal vs external to the library
possibly very nasty and hard to detect errors*
*if there are multiple installations of fastlane_bot on the same system then I think there may be situations where from fastlane_bot refers to a different installation of the bot in which case you are probably truly f'd...
not a point related specifically to this commit -- but why do we import from fastlane_bot using absolute rather than relative imports. Reasons to use relative imports
*if there are multiple installations of fastlane_bot on the same system then I think there may be situations where from fastlane_bot refers to a different installation of the bot in which case you are probably truly f'd...
Originally posted by @sklbancor in #399 (comment)
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