Using JLD in a module, when it's not loaded in Main, causes issues

[mhauru]

When trying write a storage module that would internally use JLD, I ran into the following weird behavior:

julia> using JLD
julia> save("d.jld", "d", Dict("a" => 1.0))

then restart Julia to clear the workspace so that JLD is no longer loaded and go

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julia> module Mod
       using JLD
       @show typeof(load("d.jld", "d"))
       end
┌ Warning: type JLD.AssociativeWrapper{Core.String,Core.Float64,Base.Dict{Core.String,Core.Float64}} not present in workspace; reconstructing
└ @ JLD ~/.julia/packages/JLD/1BoSz/src/jld_types.jl:703
typeof(load("d.jld", "d")) = getfield(JLD, Symbol("##JLD.AssociativeWrapper{Core.String,Core.Float64,Base.Dict{Core.String,Core.Float64}}#363"))
Main.Mod

This can be fixed by just loading JLD in Main:

julia> using JLD

julia> module Mod
       using JLD
       @show typeof(load("d.jld", "d"))
       end
WARNING: replacing module Mod.
typeof(load("d.jld", "d")) = Dict{String,Float64}
Main.Mod

This seems related to #216, but I lack the understanding to judge whether it's actually a duplicate.

[bienpierre]

Hello,
Did you find a workaround?
Regards

[mhauru]

It's been 3 years, I can't recall at all, sorry.