fix: export exists and prox_str from top-level paradedb package - #69
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Both `exists` and `prox_str` were implemented in `paradedb/sqlalchemy/search.py` but were not re-exported in `paradedb/__init__.py`, causing `ImportError` when users did `from paradedb import exists` or `from paradedb import prox_str`. Added both symbols to the import block and to `__all__`, in alphabetical order consistent with the surrounding exports.
philippemnoel
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mdashti,
rebasedming and
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June 15, 2026 01:40
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Bug
`exists` and `prox_str` are both implemented in `paradedb/sqlalchemy/search.py` but were missing from the re-export block and `all` in `paradedb/init.py`. This caused an `ImportError` for any user following the flat-import convention that every other function in the package supports:
```python
from paradedb import exists # ImportError
from paradedb import prox_str # ImportError
```
Fix
Added both symbols to the import statement and to `all` in `paradedb/init.py`, in alphabetical order consistent with the surrounding exports. No other changes.
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