fix: rename notebook to load#189
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notebook alias for backward compatibility
Renaming the public function from notebook to load removes an existing API entry point and will break callers that upgraded from the previous release and still do from aqora_cli.notebook import notebook (or import notebook from aqora_cli). In those environments, imports now fail immediately, so this should keep a notebook = load alias (optionally deprecated) rather than hard-renaming the symbol in a fix commit.
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In `@python/aqora_cli/__init__.py`:
- Line 4: Add an explicit __all__ export list to this package init to match
other modules: update python/aqora_cli/__init__.py (which currently imports load
from .notebook) to declare __all__ = ["load"] (and include any additional public
names you intend to export). Ensure the exported symbol name matches the
imported function name load so the package exposes the public API consistently
with modules like pyarrow.py and fsspec.py.
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# Description: Check if __all__ is defined and whether it needs to include 'load'
# Check for __all__ definition in __init__.py
rg -n '__all__' python/aqora_cli/__init__.py -A10
# If __all__ exists, verify 'load' is included
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Add explicit __all__ definition to the module's __init__.py to properly expose the public API.
The load import is correct, but python/aqora_cli/__init__.py lacks an __all__ definition. Other modules in this package (e.g., pyarrow.py, fsspec.py) explicitly define their public API. Add __all__ to python/aqora_cli/__init__.py to include load and any other intended public exports, ensuring consistency across the package.
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Verify each finding against current code. Fix only still-valid issues, skip the
rest with a brief reason, keep changes minimal, and validate.
In `@python/aqora_cli/__init__.py` at line 4, Add an explicit __all__ export list
to this package init to match other modules: update python/aqora_cli/__init__.py
(which currently imports load from .notebook) to declare __all__ = ["load"] (and
include any additional public names you intend to export). Ensure the exported
symbol name matches the imported function name load so the package exposes the
public API consistently with modules like pyarrow.py and fsspec.py.
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