Only suppress imports of optional external dependencies #550
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Thanks for this @dstansby! This seems like the right behavior to me. But it's a significant change. I'd want to get @jakirkham's opinion before merging. Perhaps John has some context on the original intended behavior? |
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This makes the suppression of import errors consistent with which codecs depend on optional external packages. If a codec doesn't depend on any code external to
numcodecs, then import errors shouldn't be suppressed as they are indicating an issue withnumcodecsitself.I looked in
git blameand there doesn't seem to be any commentary/reason given for these suppressions, and they all seem to have been added in the original PRs where each codec was added.This came up over at zarr-developers/zarr-python#2032.