Bjorn

@rugg2 I can't reproduce this with the current version of pydeps (v1.9.3). Changing the code to use absolute imports: ``` (dev) go|c:\srv\tmp\issue42> yamldirs mydir mydir: models.py: from mydir import exceptions...

@FabianNiehaus and @rugg2 if you want me to take a look at it, I'll need a small test case that reproduces the problem (I'm assuming I'm not understanding the situation...

You have your pythonpath set to the wrong directory. If you set it to the _app_ directory you'll get the graph you want with by running the exact same pydeps...

Hi @intiamaru and thanks for your interest in pydeps. Since I can't reproduce this problem, it would be helpful with a complete description of how to reproduce it...

Ah, an especially well-documented function :-D If I remember correctly, it is to satisfy the naming constraints on subgraph in graphviz (https://github.com/thebjorn/pydeps/blame/2c0b958b2f4dd6e00f59b37e63c218d53e6e1773/pydeps/render_context.py#L237), but it is probably a bug that the...

Given the following structure: ``` (dev35) go|c:\srv\tmp\issue91> yamldirs myapp myapp: a.py: from . import b __init__.py: '' b.py: '' ``` i.e. a subdirectory `myapp` with 3 files: `__init__.py` (empty), `b.py`...

To include packages that are not installed, you'll need the `--include-missing` flag. To debug problems with the module finding, use the `--debug-mf ` flag (I would suggest starting with 2...

Hi @gdetrez and thank you for the bugreport. `modulefinder` can't find pkg1 and reports it as "Missing" (internally it calls it a bad module ;-) ``` c:\srv\tmp\pep420>\Python34\python.exe -m modulefinder main.py...

@ssbarnea I'm wondering if you're using this feature to create namespace package, or if it's simply to avoid having an `__init__.py` file? I've never found a reason to use namespace...

Hi @terwilliger42 and thank you for your interest in pydeps, and especially thank you for your feedback. iirc, the max-bacon used to be a lot higher, but the resulting graphs...