Right now all the imports are getting resolved at runtime example in a code like below
from file1 import function1
When you write this, the entire file1 module is executed right away, which may trigger side effects.
If lazy imports suddenly defer execution, those side effects won’t run until much later (or not at all, if the code path isn’t hit). That shift in timing could easily break existing code that depends on import-time behavior.
To avoid using lazy, this there is also a proposal of adding the modules you want to load lazily to a global `__lazy_modules__` variable.
Right now all the imports are getting resolved at runtime example in a code like below
When you write this, the entire file1 module is executed right away, which may trigger side effects.If lazy imports suddenly defer execution, those side effects won’t run until much later (or not at all, if the code path isn’t hit). That shift in timing could easily break existing code that depends on import-time behavior.
To avoid using lazy, this there is also a proposal of adding the modules you want to load lazily to a global `__lazy_modules__` variable.