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You say that you're using absolute imports which, as I'm sure you've learned by now, solves most of the "attempted relative import with no known parent package" errors I've seen.

The only other things I can think of are:

* Import the `sys` module: - Print the contents of `sys.path`. This will show you the list of directories where Python searches for modules. While this doesn't show the exact package resolution steps, it'll give you an idea of the search path(s) used.

* Use a debugger: - Set a breakpoint at the line where you import the module. When the code execution pauses at the breakpoint, you can inspect variables like `sys.modules` to see if the module is already loaded or if the import process is searching for it.

I've had projects that use zip files exactly the way you are so we know this works. There is probably something simple that we're missing.

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text You say that you're using absolute imports which, as I'm sure you've learned by now, solves most of the "attempted relative import with no known parent package" errors I've seen. The only other things I can think of are: * Import the `sys` module: - Print the contents of `sys.path`. This will show you the list of directories where Python searches for modules. While this doesn't show the exact package resolution steps, it'll give you an idea of the search path(s) used. * Use a debugger: - …
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