ImportError: cannot import name 'validate' #483
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You named a file json.py (and possibly also jsonschema.py), which is
shadowing actually importing those modules.
…On Thu, Nov 1, 2018, 18:04 hqkhan ***@***.*** wrote:
Hi. Not sure what is going on here as I'm getting an import error from the
get go when trying to import jsonschema. Here is a snapshot:
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What am I missing here?
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Thank you for showing me how big of a goof I am. Fixed the issue. Would you mind letting me know how you figured out that the name of the file was the problem? Edit: Nevermind, I see from the trace where the problem was. Thank you for your help! |
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:) no worries.
I really just read the traceback from top to bottom to be honest, along
with knowing that typically when you see an ImportError there it means you
have a circular import (which Python is really bad at reporting, it should
really explicitly say that the kind of import error that occurred is due to
circularity).
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Closed #483 <#483>.
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0aefbb3d Merge pull request #491 from jdesrosiers/object-contains-tests 336ef8d2 Merge pull request #452 from LeifRilbe/rilbe/propertyNames-with-pattern 2dfbc79c Simplify the test case names as well. b6d0649d Add tests for contains with objects da687ca5 Enforce a consistent code style for contains tests b163efcf Merge pull request #490 from jdesrosiers/draft-future 7c8cb488 Initialize draft-future with 2020-12 tests 4d65d2df Merge pull request #483 from kylef/kylef/date ee9dcaa7 Merge pull request #485 from marksparkza/contains-with-false-if eaa5bffc Merge pull request #489 from json-schema-org/ether/more-recursiveRef 7c33b533 dynamic $recursiveRef test with cousin $recursiveAnchors 8a3a542b Fix invalid JSON error 8a89f58e Add tests combining remote refs and defs 3aec0d14 Add tests combining relative refs and defs a107d196 fix: $defs -> definitions in draft 6,7 tests 0c223de2 Remove a test for undefined $id behavior 4efec180 Test that "contains" does not fail due to false "if" subschema bf383b4c fix: make identifiers unique across tests 812f1f08 Merge pull request #484 from json-schema-org/ether/schemas-under-unknown-keywords 64f6b850 Test that identifiers are not found inside unrecognized keywords c69a89c6 Stricter date format constraints 93193442 Test cases for propertyNames with pattern - update after PR feedback. 8e4aad95 Test cases for propertyNames with pattern. git-subtree-dir: json git-subtree-split: 0aefbb3d80e0caa22f3782677cf09c61b2205aa7
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Hi. Not sure what is going on here as I'm getting an import error from the get go when trying to import
jsonschema. Here is a snapshot:What am I missing here?
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