Enhance ImportError handling in plugin.py#292
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Improve error handling for local module import.
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Thanks a lot! Could I ask you to open an issue and attach this PR, so that the issue can be tracked? |
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resolves #285 It seems this has already been reported. |
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I've just gone through some debugging nightmare. And wanted to share what help me. :)
Currently when the default main module exists but fails to import (e.g. due to a ModuleNotFoundError in one of its imports), the exception is silently swallowed and logged only as No default module 'main' found. This makes debugging extremely difficult as the real error is completely hidden.
The fix re-raises as a chained exception when the module file actually exists, preserving the original traceback while keeping the existing behaviour (silent skip) when the file genuinely doesn't exist.
Disclaimer: Claude 4.6 was used for debugging and fix creation