optimism

 1"""
 2This package init just imports everything from optimism.py, including
 3explicitly the version number (which otherwise would be skipped since it
 4starts with '_'). That way, importing optimism-the-package is the same as
 5importing optimism-the-file, except that private variables are not
 6exported by the package. So you can distribute the package OR just the
 7optimism.py file and both should work the same.
 8"""
 9
10from .optimism import *
11
12# Setuptools versions on Python 3.10 won't allow us to just import the
13# version from optimism, but we want the version to be defined in that
14# file so that a single-file distribution is equivalent to this packaged
15# distribution. So we define a version here as well, but...
16__version__ = "3.1.4"
17
18# ...then we assert it matches so testing will catch it if I forget to
19# keep them in sync before a release. T_T
20from .optimism import __version__ as match
21assert __version__ == match