Add support for PYTHONPATH
See original GitHub issueCurrently, PYTHONPATH
is not supported for python so user can not import package inside the project root folder
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- Created 6 years ago
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@formulahendry I can have a look at this tomorrow.
We can probably close this issue (#238) now.
The path to be specified in the configuration is the path to the Python interpreter on your local machine. The PYTHONPATH instead is the path, in the current working directory, where Python must look for imports, libraries and the like.