import-resolution

Resolve circular dependencies by enforcing canonical absolute import paths and reducing relative imports. This stabilizes Python package structure and maintains clear module boundaries to prevent import cycles.

Validate __init__.py barrel exports by running static analysis checks to verify __all__ coverage. This ensures predictable module interfaces and confirms that all intended package exports are explicitly declared.

Enforce absolute imports by running a static analysis audit that flags relative import patterns and validates module structure. This enforces canonical absolute paths and maintains clear boundaries across Python projects.

Yes, import resolution applies directly to reviewing Python backend codebases. It detects existing import errors, validates module structure, and corrects barrel exports to enforce canonical import patterns.

Static analysis is needed to script validation steps that automatically identify import errors and verify __init__.py exports. It enforces canonical absolute imports without executing code, catching structural issues early.

Static analysis limitations include validating only import patterns and export structure without runtime execution. It enforces canonical absolute imports and barrel exports but cannot detect dynamic import behaviors or circular dependencies resolved at runtime.