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Python: module for import time flow #14617
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The logic for separating local flow into _import time_ and _runtime_ was duplicated a few times. Create a module for it instead, and add a good qldoc.
The logic for adding flow out of post-update-nodes was also duplicated, so I added a module for that also. The two modules are now only used together. I did not fuse them, though, as I think they may not be used together in the case of use-use-flow.
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Generally looks good to me. I have added a few comments here and there. 🙂
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Thanks for the changes! 👍
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The logic for separating local flow into import time and runtime was duplicated a few times.
Create a module for it instead, and add a good qldoc.
The logic for adding flow out of post-update-nodes
was also duplicated, so I added a module for that also.
The two modules are now only used together (except in one test file).
I did not fuse them, though, as I think they may not be used
together in the case of use-use-flow.