Jan-20-2022, 07:34 AM
To be fair, I never run into that problem myself. And I mean you already solved it yourself, but I would like to give you a bit of context. Also I am quite sure you may run into that again.
So I assume that you restartet the python3 call and made sure to save your file before that. I bet you did, just wanting to mention it.
What anaconda likes to do is to cache your modules and reuse them.
What you can do to prevent this is explained here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4566...ng-modules
So I assume that you restartet the python3 call and made sure to save your file before that. I bet you did, just wanting to mention it.
What anaconda likes to do is to cache your modules and reuse them.
What you can do to prevent this is explained here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4566...ng-modules