Issue importing structures between files in subpackages

[danni]

Given a file like...

import "badger/mushroom";

package badger.snake;

message Snake {
  badger.mushroom.Mushroom mushroom = ...;
}

This results in compiling a badger/snake.py which includes the line from .badger import mushroom instead of from . import mushroom.

[shaunco]

I am seeing this as well in v1.2.5. Given:

• proj/pkg1/pkg1.proto

  import "proj/pkg2/pkg2.proto";
  
  package proj.pkg1;
  
  message Test1 {
    proj.pkg2.Test2 test = 1;
  }
  

• proj/pkg2/pkg2.proto

  package proj.pkg2;
  
  message Test2 {
    string test = 1;
  }
  

The generated proj/pkg1/pkg1.py has:

# Generated by the protocol buffer compiler.  DO NOT EDIT!
# sources: proj/pkg1/mapping.proto
# plugin: python-betterproto
from dataclasses import dataclass
from typing import Dict, List

import betterproto

from .proj import pkg2

When it should either be from .. import pkg2 or from proj import pkg2

[Gobot1234]

Is this still an issue on V2.0.0b2?

[shaunco]

Is this still an issue on V2.0.0b2?

v2.0.0b2 packs everything for each package in to the __init__.py file and seems to have solved the parent/cousin import issues.