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1. JukkaL

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   feature

   on Apr 22, 2016
2. gvanrossum

   added this to the This milestone has been deleted milestone on Apr 28, 2016
3. tonygrue-dbx commented on Apr 28, 2016

   

   tonygrue-dbx

   on Apr 28, 2016

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   As a workaround for others (given to me by the experts) you can ignore this issue until it's fixed as such:

   __path__.append(...)  # type: ignore  # mypy issue #1422
   

   Reacted by Naoko Reeves, WillQ, Jirka Daněk, Micah Smith, Julien tellier, sofcalca, YuanPei Li and pearceeverydaylabs
4. gvanrossum commented on Jun 4, 2016

   

   gvanrossum

   on Jun 4, 2016

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   Shouldn't be too hard to fix?

   Reacted by Marco Farrugia, Julien tellier, sofcalca, Thomas Grainger, Igor Nehoroshev and Dominic Davis-Foster
5. gvanrossum

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   priority-2-low

   on Jan 6, 2017
6. gvanrossum

   removed this from the This milestone has been deleted milestone on Mar 29, 2017
7. tdyas

   added 2 commits that reference this issue on Jun 12, 2017

   add support for __path__ attribute on modules

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   add support for __path__ attribute on modules

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8. ilevkivskyi

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   on Jun 13, 2018
9. rth commented on Mar 22, 2020

   

   rth

   on Mar 22, 2020

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   If it helps a minimal reproducible example can be found below (I wrote one before discovering this issue),

   A package with the following structure,

   pkg1/
     - setup.py
     - mypy_issue_example/
       - __init__.py
   

   with
   setup.py

   from setuptools import setup, find_packages
   
   setup(
       name='mypy-issue-example',
       version='0.0',
       packages=find_packages(),
   )

   and
   mypy_issue_example/__init__.py

   def check_path() -> str:
       import mypy_issue_example
       return mypy_issue_example.__path__

   Running,

   $ pip install -e .
   $ python -c "import mypy_issue_example; print(mypy_issue_example.__path__)"
   ['[...]/pkg1/mypy_issue_example']
   $ mypy mypy_issue_example
   mypy_issue_example/__init__.py:4: error: Module has no attribute "__path__"
   Found 1 error in 1 file (checked 1 source file)
10. hauntsaninja

    added 2 commits that reference this issue on Sep 18, 2020

    Add __path__ to package __init__

    This issue will close once commit 59127ab is merged into the 'master' branch.

    59127ab

    Add __path__ to package __init__

    This issue will close once commit d687e71 is merged into the 'master' branch.

    d687e71
11. hauntsaninja

    added a commit that references this issue on Oct 6, 2020

    Add __path__ to package __init__

    This issue will close once commit e632fea is merged into the 'master' branch.

    e632fea
12. hauntsaninja

    closed this as completedin #9454on Aug 4, 2021
13. hauntsaninja

    added a commit that references this issue on Aug 4, 2021

    Add __path__ to package __init__ (#9454)

    This issue will close once commit 18ff207 is merged into the 'master' branch.

    18ff207
14. lmar76 commented on Dec 11, 2021

    

    lmar76

    on Dec 11, 2021

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    I'm still having this error...
15. JelleZijlstra commented on Dec 11, 2021

    

    JelleZijlstra

    on Dec 11, 2021

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    This change hasn't been released yet.

    Reacted by Luca Mariani
16. jiridanek commented on Dec 21, 2021

    

    jiridanek

    on Dec 21, 2021

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    Error disappeared for me as I upgraded mypy from 0.910 to 0.920

    Reacted by Sergey Parfenyuk, Luca Mariani, adamjanovsky and Edward Linscott
17. osandov

    added 2 commits that reference this issue on Sep 13, 2022

    drgn.helpers.linux: remove unused "# type: ignore"

    93f0258

    drgn.helpers.linux: remove unused "# type: ignore"

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