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Currently, running `brownie run scripts/deploy.py` fails when the path to the project has a `.` in it. The following path ``` /Users/john.doe/Projects/Chainlink ``` Gets converted to ``` Users.john.doe.Projects.Chainlink ``` Which fails because it thinks that `john` and `doe` are two directories. Using the above method fixes this error.
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Currently, running
brownie run scripts/deploy.pyfails when the path to the project has a.in it.The following path
Gets converted to
Which fails because it thinks that
johnanddoeare two directories. Using the above method fixes this error.What I did
Add an import_module script that works regardless of the path.
How I did it
Using "/" instead if "." in the path string.
How to verify it
Run it locally in a path that has a
.in it.Checklist