If I have ```from import s3``` in ` main py` I get an error

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If I have ```from import s3``` in ` main py` I get an error ```ImportError attempted relative import with no known parent package```

better-actor-92669 · Answer

```from s3 import ```

stocky-lion-56153 · Answer

Ah cool That works but now vscode can t figure out what s going on Does pulumi cd into the `main ` dir when it runs then

better-actor-92669 · Answer

No According to the output of your tree command you have the s3 file on the same level as your main file so they are part of the same module Usually I just separate those things For example you can create a python package `storage` and put your s3 file there In this case your imports will be `from storage s3 import smth` or `import storage s3`

stocky-lion-56153 · Answer

OK got it now I was expecting it to work like `python m infra` but it runs like `python infra` The former allows relative top level imports but the latter does not ``` tree modplay modplay init py main py bar init py baz py foo py``` ``` cat modplay main py from bar import baz from import foo foo foo baz baz ``` ``` python m modplay foo baz ~ temp via v3 8 3 on eu west 1 python modplay Traceback most recent call last File Users adrian pyenv versions 3 8 3 lib python3 8 runpy py line 194 in run module as main return run code code main globals None File Users adrian pyenv versions 3 8 3 lib python3 8 runpy py line 87 in run code exec code run globals File modplay main py line 1 in lt module gt from bar import baz ImportError attempted relative import with no known parent package```

stocky-lion-56153 · Answer

Thanks for the suggestion slightly smiling face I ll set things up like this going forward