When there are two modules that expose a function with the same name, and those get imported directly (using aliases), the control flow is resolved incorrectly.
Example:
module_a.py
def foo():
return 'module_a.foo'module_b.py
def foo():
return 'module_b.foo'test.py
from module_a import foo as foo_a
from module_b import foo as foo_b
foo_a()
foo_b()
This will lead to a control flow that calls the function module_a.foo twice instead of once for each version.
When there are two modules that expose a function with the same name, and those get imported directly (using aliases), the control flow is resolved incorrectly.
Example:
module_a.pymodule_b.pytest.pyThis will lead to a control flow that calls the function
module_a.footwice instead of once for each version.