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Remove unused imports #306
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I don't have a strong opinion on the matter, so I'll let the two of you hash this out, and will follow whatever is ultimately decided. |
Remove unused Python import statements.
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@IIITM-Jay do you have any outstanding objections to this? As I understand it your comment was related to the |
@Timmmm No, I don't have any objections regarding the PR. Just a small thing, if possible, otherwise I could also take that up in a separate PR if you wish - could you please remove the wildcard imports and import only the necessary and sufficient methods of As for a single work we should not include two statements one with commented out and other as wildcard. Let me know whatever suits you! |
@Timmmm and @aswaterman I have removed the unwanted commented line form the files included in this PR, for importing methods from |
Signed-off-by: Jay Dev Jha <jaydev.neuroscitech@gmail.com>
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Sounds good to me. I squashed your commits for a slightly neater history. Let's resolve the wildcard imports in another PR like you say. (I can do it if you like; VSCode makes it very easy.) |
Remove unused Python import statements.