[Bug]: module Scripts has no attribute auth

[arcreigh]

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What happened?

Fresh installation results in the following stack trace.

python3 YTSpammerPurge.py Importing Script Modules... Traceback (most recent call last): File "YTSpammerPurge.py", line 45, in import Scripts.auth as auth File "/home/arcreigh/YT-Spammer-Purge/Scripts/auth.py", line 4, in import Scripts.validation as validation File "/home/arcreigh/YT-Spammer-Purge/Scripts/validation.py", line 4, in import Scripts.auth as auth AttributeError: module 'Scripts' has no attribute 'auth'

Release version

v2.16.9

Steps to reproduce

Fresh installation on WSL Ubuntu 18.04 chmod +x YTSpammerPurge.py python3 YTSpammerPurge.py

What platform are you seeing this problem on?

Linux (can also be ChromeOS)

Relevant log output

python3 YTSpammerPurge.py
Importing Script Modules...
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "YTSpammerPurge.py", line 45, in <module>
    import Scripts.auth as auth
  File "/home/arcreigh/YT-Spammer-Purge/Scripts/auth.py", line 4, in <module>
    import Scripts.validation as validation
  File "/home/arcreigh/YT-Spammer-Purge/Scripts/validation.py", line 4, in <module>
    import Scripts.auth as auth
AttributeError: module 'Scripts' has no attribute 'auth'

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[Firecul]

Have you tried any other method to use this or only WSL? ~~I can't actually test that to help you.~~ Confirmed the bug in WSL in a VM (convoluted but yeah)

[Firecul]

In stock windows, I needed to install Microsoft C++ Build Tools so Levenshtein could be built then ran the python3 pip install -m requirements.txt again and everything works fine now. It's probably something specific to the underlying Ubuntu install but I'm not currently in the right mindset to go further just now.

[arcreigh]

Not sure myself, looking at the code the path is there for the import it should be able to see that auth exists as it is there. I can try the pip install requirements.

[ThioJoe]

Wondering if this has since worked itself out, considering WSL is in full release now.

It seems to suggest some kind of filesystem related thing, or python's interaction with it. Since it basically isn't seeing the auth script. But it's weird that that only happens in the validation script. So it's not even the first script to be imported, the others which are in the same exact folder, and it's not even the first time Scripts.auth is imported.