[Core] revert break in core - #8012
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All the more reason to put time into #8014. Pylint against us :)
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@tjprescott how did this actually break core? Isn't this an unused import? |
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Because something external (I believe the Interactive extension) was relying on this import. |
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Okay, that's very strange. But ok. |
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