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After d3cd1f4e9 the circular import has been solved and behavior is a bit different. Previously you had to pass allways through the pwb.py wrapper (if pwb is not installed as a side package) including the shell or idle:
>>> import pywkibot
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "<pyshell#0>", line 1, in <module>
import pywkibot
ImportError: No module named pywkibot
>>>and it was the reason why that shell.py script was shipped with the framework.
Now it doesn't seem necessary anymore:
>>> import pywikibot as py >>>and i don't see any difference to the direct shell command like py -2 -i:
>>> import pywikibot as py >>>It could be a good idea to pre-import pywikibot with shell.py but on the other hand @jayvdb said in 09ed829
However the more common case is the user wants to be able to
use pywikibot command line arguments, and pre-load the pywikibot library.I guess we could also implement the opposite side: load the pywikibot library as default except an additional option (-noimport for example) is given.
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