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The solution is to simply add "import gnubg" to any module you plan to import. It seems this must refer to scripts/gnubg.py but I can't find anything inside of that file that refers to the gnubg functions such as navigate and command. But it works so I must be overlooking something.
After importing a module via the command line, its functions are unable to call any gnubg function, presumably because they aren't in the namespace of the imported code. I assume all I need to do is add the appropriate "import" statement but I can't find a way to do so. The gnubg.py code has several imports but none of them seem to refer to navigate, command, etc.
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