scripts/python subdirectory of the current GTlab project is now automatically added to sys.path#619
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marvinoe21 merged 4 commits intoJul 11, 2025
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What is the use case? I did not know, that the project can ship custom python modules. Shouldn't they be installed into the python environment instead? |
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The core idea is to provide a project-specific location where Python modules (*.py files) can be stored. It acts like a project-specific script collection. From user perspective, this simplifies sharing Python modules as part of a project and avoids the need to manually modify sys.path. If the python_modules subdirectory does not exist in the project directory, it has no side effects. |
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@real-ct-ac FYI |
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This change automatically adds the
scripts/pythondirectory (relative to the GTlab project directory) tosys.path.Python modules placed in this directory can be imported via the embedded Python interpreter in GTlab.
What has been changed:
GtCoreApplication::currentProjectChanged()withGtpyContextManager::onProjectChanged().When the GTlab project changes,
GtpyContextManager::onProjectChanged()removes the previousscripts/pythonpath fromsys.pathand adds the new one.sys.pathfromGtpyContextManagerto thegtpy::utilsnamespace.This helps to reduce the responsibilities of
GtpyContextManager.