Shows external repo when viewing local modules in Python

[gasparyanartur]

Expected Behavior

Given a file structure that looks like this:

Inspecting an import statement from a module should show the module in the current repo

What actually happened?

An external, public repository is linked instead of the local module.

URL

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Anything else we should know?

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[stefanbuck]

Thanks for filling this issue. This is indeed a bug. Previously there was no option to handle such cases, but with the (not so new) architecture this should be possible with some work. Are you interested in working on a fix? I'm more than happy to guide you through the required changes.

[gasparyanartur]

I'd love to, but I've never collaborated on a repo, so I'd need a couple of pointers.

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[stefanbuck]

Sorry, I'm a bit slow and quite busy right now. Starting next week I should have more time. In the meantime, please take a look at our End 2 End test guide. Maybe you're able to prepare a few test cases.

[gasparyanartur]

I'll see what I can do!

[gasparyanartur]

So I looked through the repo, and it seems like you already have test cases for Python on the better-python-support branch. How come they aren't merged with the main branch?

[stefanbuck]

Good shout. To be honest I haven't been very active on OctoLinker and I forgot about that PR. I'll have a look at the PR soon