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Hello, I'm currently working on a project with multiple submodules and I'm running into a problem.

Let's say I have it set up like this:

plugins/test/test.py
plugins/test/modules/module.py

And I'm importing module.py in test.py like this:

from test.modules import module

Now when I unload the main script, the unload() function in module.py won't be executed.
Is there any way I can do stuff in module.py when unloading test.py?

Inside the "unload" function of "test.py". Just run "module.unload()".

The problem is that the only reason an "unload" function is called upon in your "test.py" file is because when you unload a add-on using SourcePython it is programmed to call them. Unlike when you import a file directly.

Simple solution would be to call module.py's unload() inside test.py's unload().

Oh well, I could have guessed that myself.. thanks