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Given this scenario:
b.py:
import A # A is unused here c.py:
from b import A # A is used here PyCharm complains in b.py that import A is an unused import and Optimize imports deletes it, breaking import in c.py.
I know these chained imports are not a good practice (although you may use it to implement a facade module), but is it me or is it a PyCharm fail?
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unused import means you imported something that you never used...
Code Inspection: Unused importReports a redundant import statement. This is usually the case if the imported symbols are not used in the source file. To avoid side-effects, consider using bare import import 'packageName' instead of the regular one.
You can actually use the PyUnresolvedReferences marker to deactivate the inspection for your import statement:
# noinspection PyUnresolvedReferences import A Reference: PyCharm bug PY-2240
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