How do I limit the depth of Scalene profiling?

[DerAndereJohannes]

Setting the Scene
I have a file Interface.py that is an interface for my python module that imports its functions from A.py and B.py (both which use functions from further files - which I am not interested in ie. I just want 'deepness' to end at A.py and B.py ).

What I am trying to do
I am running a script that calls on Interface.py to use functions that are both in A.py and B.py (all in deeper folder structures). I want to be able to profile the functions from A.py and B.py (anything deeper should be written to the profiling of A.py and B.py), by calling the scalene function on the initial script.

What I have Tried
I have tried using the --profile-all flag in the scalene function on the script (python3 -m scalene --profile-all script.py), but any profiling with A.py and B.py (and Interface.py for that matter) somehow does not exist (they do not show up in the output). I assume that because they further also use functions, that the profiler adds the execution on those functions.
I then tried using the --profile-only flag. (python3 -m scalene --profile-only A,B script.py). Similarly to the --profile-all flag, the profiling of A and B did not appear

What I am asking
Is it possible to get the profiling 'deepness' to stop at A.py and B.py through running the initial script? How would I do that? If not: what would be the best practice in doing what I am trying?

Thanks in advance.

[DerAndereJohannes]

ah. Figured it out. To anyone who might be having the same question, here is the answer I came up with:
By using the --program-path flag, I set the scope of the profiler to be only in the folder containing my code (the flag also includes all sub-directories of the folder recursively). To remove import times from functions outside of my scope, I added all the imports in the script.py file before I started the profiler using scalene_profiler.start(). In the end my command was: "scalene --off --reduced-profile --program-path /path/to/my/repo script.py"

If anyone has a more suitable solution to this question, please let me know!