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Add submodules to sys.path to fix autodoc's "No module named 'health_azure'"#702
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Oops I didn't realise merging #699 would close this PR. I'm really sorry about that! Would it be easy to re-create this branch from |
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Done! It is here #704 |
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Hi @fepegar ! I ran
make htmlfrom your new branch and noticed I was still getting the following warning:I propose to call
fixed_paths.add_submodules_to_path()inconf.pyas inML/runner.pyto make sure all submodules are imported correctly.