I am developing a package which can be imported or can be executed from command line as an module. I am currently wiring all the packages inside the __init__.py file. So when I import the package the __init__.py file helps to initialize the resources in my container and wires it -

from .containers import Container
container = Container()
container.init_resources()
container.wire(packages=[__name__])

And when my package is ran like an module then the control should go to __main__.py file and helps with initializing container resources and wiring the packages.

I noticed when I added __main__.py file and imported my package, the control will go to __init__.py to initialize the resources and post wiring control it again goes to the __main__.py file. This is causing the container to be initialized twice and wires the packages.

Also vice-versa, when I run my package as an module the control is going to __init__.py and later to the __main__.py. Is this expected?

Expected behavior should be -

1. If imported -> container should be initialized and packages should be wired inside the __init__.py file.
2. If ran as an module -> container should be initialized and packages should be wired inside the __main__.py file.

EDIT:
So I figured if I run the package with -m then it will run the __init__.py file. But still I am not able to figure out when I import my package and run it, why it is still running the __main__.py? I am not importing __main__.py anywhere.

EDIT 2:
I figured it is container.wire(packages=[__name__]) causing to run __main__.py content.