isort misplaces django.utils.six

[pycqa]

isort misplaces django.utils.six

[timothycrosley]

Thanks for reporting! This issue has been verified and will be fixed before the next release

[timothycrosley]

Thanks again for alerting me to this issue! It has been resolved in the latest release (2.2.0) and lead to general improvements to the detection of import sections.

[graingert]

have you added test cases for this?

[timothycrosley]

No, as it's a heard thing to reliably test (it depends on the local environment, If I don't have Django installed the test will fail incorrectly). Is the functionality still not working as expected on your local installation?

[graingert]

you can build a custom test environment with http://travis-ci.org/

This project seems like it would be quite easy to write test cases for: just a bunch of python files and their expected isort order

[timothycrosley]

Thanks for the suggestion, will investigate it further. It is indeed pretty easy to write test cases for it: https://github.com/timothycrosley/isort/blob/develop/test_isort.py, However none of them fully test the module placement support so I think extending that via a specified test environment would be useful.