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PEP 690: Add flexibility to set_eager_imports() #2571

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Expand Up @@ -193,6 +193,17 @@ a list of module names within which all imports will be eager::
The effect of this is also shallow: all imports within ``one.mod`` will be
eager, but not imports in all modules imported by ``one.mod``.

``set_eager_imports()`` can also take a callback which receives a module name and returns
whether imports within this module should be eager::

import re
from importlib import set_eager_imports

def eager_imports(name):
return re.match(r"foo\.[^.]+\.logger", name)

set_eager_imports(eager_imports)


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