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When running a script that isnt in `scripts`, and doesnt have a `__init__.py`, a RuntimeWarning is emitted multiple times. ```lang=python core$ python pwb.py jsonstuff/create.py WARNING: ./jsonstuff/create.py:1: RuntimeWarning: Parent module 'jsonstuff' not found while handling absolute import from pywikibot.data import jsondump WARNING: ./jsonstuff/create.py:3: RuntimeWarning: Parent module 'jsonstuff' not found while handling absolute import import pywikibot ``` It looks scary, and should be avoided.

When running a script that isnt in `scripts`, and doesnt have a `__init__.py`, a RuntimeWarning is emitted during imports on Python 2. ```lang=python core$ python pwb.py jsonstuff/create.py WARNING: ./jsonstuff/create.py:1: RuntimeWarning: Parent module 'jsonstuff' not found while handling absolute import from pywikibot.data import jsondump WARNING: ./jsonstuff/create.py:3: RuntimeWarning: Parent module 'jsonstuff' not found while handling absolute import import pywikibot ``` It looks scary, and should be avoided. The script author can avoid it by using `absolute_import`. Hopefully we can avoid it, or better advise the user on how to remedy it.

When running a script that isnt in `scripts`, and doesnt have a `__init__.py`, a RuntimeWarning is emitted multiple timesduring imports on Python 2. ```lang=python core$ python pwb.py jsonstuff/create.py WARNING: ./jsonstuff/create.py:1: RuntimeWarning: Parent module 'jsonstuff' not found while handling absolute import from pywikibot.data import jsondump WARNING: ./jsonstuff/create.py:3: RuntimeWarning: Parent module 'jsonstuff' not found while handling absolute import import pywikibot ``` It looks scary, and should be avoided. The script author can avoid it by using `absolute_import`. Hopefully we can avoid it, or better advise the user on how to remedy it.