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A lof of django-packages make this diabolical mistake.
Diabolical because just pip-installing such a package will actually erase the source-code of another package,
and pip will not even complain.
When you have a python-project named "foo-something", "foo-something" is unique on pypi,
the associated import-modulename is "foo_something" is then also unique.
Python-dotenv as a package makes actually the same mistake.
This package interferes with python-dotenv.
if you have a project that uses python-dotenv, but have already installed this it will break.
This is because this project uses "dotenv.py" in the root folder of site-packages, but the other tool uses a package.
Suggestion: move the file into it's own package, e.g. django_dotenv and consider renaming it.
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