Call Py in Rust: How to Handle relative imports

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Work on a project the utilizes a bunch of script create by another person, I like to avoid restructuring or modifying their code. So I need help figuring out how I handle imports correctly. In this case I having issue with relative imports. Usage doc lightly cover importing, where a main func call to a mod/child. I also currently using load at run-time', would also like to compile for portability eventually.

I've try a few permutations base on the usage doc with no luck.

Below a representation of what I'm working with. I making a Rust component for target.py—bunch of api request stuff— where it need to access a few functions from dep.py—gen headers, etc. I've test the the python code where I've move the dep.py snippets into target.py and it works but I like to keep the 2 separate for obvious reasons.

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├── Cargo.lock
├── Cargo.toml
├── scripts
│   └ others.py
│   └── utils # working from here
│       └── __init__.py
│       └──dep.py  # helper functions that target.py need to access.
│       └── target.py  # This has the functions I need to run
│       └── other_target.py  # several other like target that require dep.py 

Head of target.py

from .dep import * 
import other_stuff...