Re-import The Same Python Module With __import__() In A Fail-safe Way
I'm using __import__ to import a python module. However I'd like to implement a solution to re-import a module which may changed meanwhile (developing/debugging purposes). If I try
Solution 1:
The right way to reimport a module is with reload
, however you're correct that you'd want to protect against failure in the reimport. I'd suggest taking a look at superreload
from the IPython autoreload extension (source).
This should deal with errors in the reload:
old_dict = module.__dict__.copy()
try:module = reload(module)
except:module.__dict__.update(old_dict)
raise
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