I am working with a custom python module to catch AppwriteExceptions and return them in a standard format within my company, I am using the following import statement:
from src.errors.error_codes import handle_error
and while the code works just fine when I run it localy, when I deploy it, it returns a Module Not Found error, my current file directory looks like this:
│ .gitignore
│ README.md
│ requirements.txt
│
└───src
│ main.py
│
└───errors
error_codes.py
__init__.py
Do you have pip install -r requirements.txt set in the build settings? What's the full error?
from src.errors.error_codes import *
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'src'
i do have the pip install set in the build settings, but do i need to pip install a module that is inside the function directory?
What does your requirements.txt look like?
just appwrite
based on the tree, any change if you just do from errors.error_codes import handle_error?
I tried doing that, and it returned the same error, just without 'src'
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