Am 08.01.2015 um 02:29 schrieb Aaron Meurer:
Testing for unused imports is possible (pyflakes does it), but I am -1 to adding an automated test for it. Unused imports are clutter, and PRs removing them are welcome,
Okay, working on these then. > but they are not so bad that they need to be
always clean at every point in time.
Understood. > Also there can be false positives,
because a function can be imported just so that it can be recursively imported from that same module. At best, you have to ignore __init__.py files.
That's the stuff that gets re-exported up to the sympy module itself, so that it is available to the SymPy user, right?
Question is: How do I test that I didn't inadvertently remove an import for that? I'm not going to see a test failure for that, I think.
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