Question

Take this example:

import requests
import pandas

def main():
    print("Hello from try-analyze-broken-imports!")


if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()
    print(requests.__version__)
    print(pandas.__version__)

The output of ruff analyze graph --python .venv/bin/python on this code depends on the state of the python interpreter. If I have installed requests there, it lists requests in the graph. It ignores the pandas import statement fully without error. Is this by design, what is the reasoning behind it? My naive expectation would have been that an import that can not be understood given the state of the python environment and the code base would throw an error, but instead it silently gets ignored.

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