Fix IndexError in extract_package_name on malformed import lines#338
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When a line starts with "import" or "from" but has no subsequent word (e.g., due to embedded carriage returns), `line.split()[1]` raises IndexError. Return None instead. Fixes PyCQA#324 Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
line.split()produces fewer than 2 elements (e.g., a bareimportwith no module name, or lines corrupted by embedded carriage returns)Noneinstead of raisingIndexErrorFixes #324
Test plan
extract_package_name("import")(bare import, no module)fix_code("import t\rs\nimport test\nimport0")(the exact reproduction from the issue)