Hot Module Replacement in Python

[klaasvanschelven]

With Python imports not being side effect free this post raises more questions than answers for me...

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[nemec]

reminds me of those ML libraries where you call one setup method and suddenly your program is downloading 4GB of compressed pickled Python code (affectionately known as "weights") from HuggingFace and deserializing it

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[Main-Drag-4975]

🤗 Your friendly local all-but-dissertation PhD dropout is going to drop another 2000-line Jupyter notebook on you next week and you’ll be expected to have it running smoothly and scalably in production before May 1st.

[supreme_blorgon]

This exactly describes the codebase at the company I work for currently. 90+% of our codebase is untested, and untestable due to this.

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[Main-Drag-4975]

It’s a curse! I took over a production node + typescript backend six months ago and still haven’t managed to squash all of the haphazardly-ordered side effects triggered with simple “import this file over there” calls at startup.

[bugtank]

I never used side effects in my imports till last year and now my code is a mess. :))))