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__all__ not being respected from an import * #619
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# A.py
import B
B. # intellisense shows `foo` and `bar`, but should only show `foo`.
# B.py
from C import *
# C.py
__all__ = ['foo']
foo = 42
bar = 24Metadata
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jakebailey commentedon Feb 15, 2019
Works in the new language server.
We have basic
__all__support, though not for more complicated expressions (like those which combine multiple modules'__all__s into a single list).jakebailey commentedon Feb 15, 2019
An unfortunate side effect of handling this but only partially means that we may under complete in some situations (especially projects like Django which do lots of fun stuff). I've opened #620 to track improving the support.
unfilter __all__ (#708)
jakebailey commentedon Mar 6, 2019
Repoening, the code which filters
__all__has been temporarily removed as commonly used libraries are using it in ways we can't handle yet.__all__ evaluation (#863)
unfilter __all__ (microsoft#708)
__all__ evaluation (microsoft#863)