BUG: h3.api.(basic|numpy|memview)_int can't be loaded via __import__

[Zeroto521]

>>>  __import__("h3.api.basic_int").h3_is_valid(612845052823076863))
False
>>> __import__("h3.api.memview_int").h3_is_valid(612845052823076863)
False
>>> __import__("h3.api.numpy_int").h3_is_valid(612845052823076863)
False
>>> __import__("h3").api.basic_int.h3_is_valid(612845052823076863)
True
>>> __import__("h3").api.memview_int.h3_is_valid(612845052823076863)
True
>>> __import__("h3").api.numpy_int.h3_is_valid(612845052823076863)
True
>>> import h3
>>> h3.versions()
{'c': '3.7.1', 'python': '3.7.6'}

[kylebarron]

The h3 python version is also important to know for this

[dfellis]

It says the python version is 3.7.6?

[kylebarron]

Oh I assumed that was saying the Python runtime was 3.7.6, not the h3 package version. That does make more sense that it's the H3 Python package version.

Back to the original question then... So this is after the changes from dynamically-generated global functions to methods on a class. I don't really understand how the import doesn't fail but instead gives an incorrect result. Maybe it's relevant that the classes are two different places in memory:

In [8]: __import__("h3").api.memview_int.h3_is_valid
Out[8]: <bound method _API_FUNCTIONS.h3_is_valid of <h3.api._api_template._API_FUNCTIONS object at 0x110aed8d0>>

In [9]: __import__("h3.api.memview_int").h3_is_valid
Out[9]: <bound method _API_FUNCTIONS.h3_is_valid of <h3.api._api_template._API_FUNCTIONS object at 0x110aefc70>>

[Zeroto521]

• python version is 3.11
• h3-py version is 3.7.6

Oh I assumed that was saying the Python runtime was 3.7.6, not the h3 package version. That does make more sense that it's the H3 Python package version.

the latest release h3-py version is 3.7.6