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Currently the only way to set MYPYPATH is to use an environment variable. Without MYPYPATH, you can't use mypy in any file doing an import outside of your current directory, because mypy won't be able to follow that import. Indeed, mypy does not follow the PYTHONPATH and requires that you set MYPYPATH manually.
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Currently the only way to set MYPYPATH is to use an environment variable. Without MYPYPATH, you can't use mypy in any file doing an import outside of your current directory, because mypy won't be able to follow that import. Indeed, mypy does not follow the PYTHONPATH and requires that you set MYPYPATH manually.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: