[Python] Nanobind: How to use class from another module inside module?

I currently have several NB_MODULEs, and those have some nb:classes which are identical. I'm looking to move those to a common place so that each NB_MODULE can use them from the same location, eliminating some duplicate code.

I have created another module called common_definitions and added one class there like this:

NB_MODULE(common_definitions_ext, m)
{

nb::class_<example_t>(m, "example_t")
.def(nb::init<int64_t, int32_t>())
.def_rw("utc", &example_t::u_utc_time)
.def_rw("time_zone", &example_t::s32_time_zone);

}


Now, I can create such an object from a test case like this:

date = common_nb_definitions.example_t(1701340147, 180)


However, when I try to assign that to another module:

input = another_module.another_module_input()
input.s_date = date


It fails like this:

input.s_date = date
^^^^^^^^^^^^
TypeError: (): incompatible function arguments. The following argument types are supported:
1. (self, arg: s_example_t, /) -> None


Any suggestions would be much appreciated!

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