> Why is a relative path in the PYTHONPATH necessarily bad practice? It's not a rhetorical question, I am genuinely curious.
Among other things, what happens if your Python code changes its working directory, then subsequently tries to import a module? Consequences range from "doesn't work" to "introduces a security vulnerability by running arbitrary Python code from an untrusted directory".
Among other things, what happens if your Python code changes its working directory, then subsequently tries to import a module? Consequences range from "doesn't work" to "introduces a security vulnerability by running arbitrary Python code from an untrusted directory".