I am trying to implement a python linter using pylint. But i am getting the score of each python file and also displaying the suggestion to improve the score but I am also looking to terminate the GitHub action job if my pylint score is below 6.0 but currently its not failing my job. This is the workflow which I
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Pylint throws not-callable on decorator defined within class
Im trying to create a class that has a time remaining property and executing functions within it reduces this time. Here is the code Then when i instantiaite the class and use do_something like so: It works as expected. However when i run pylint on the code i get an error: Is this a false positive or is there a
How to run pylint only on changed files in Gitlab?
I’m trying to run pylint only on changed python files, but my build keeps failing. I have extracted the changed files through git diff and saved them in a variable, but when I inject the variable into the pylint call, it fails. It works fine with a hardcoded filename however. Here is my yaml: Answer While qathulu answer is adequate,
Pylint setup with pre-commit In python 3.5
I was trying to set up pylint with pre-commit in my project. I came to this answer where they tell how to set up my .pre-commit-config.yaml. When I went to the repository mentioned in the answer, they had written that This mirror repository is deprecated, use pylint directly. So I set my .pre-commit-config.yaml file like this But now when I
pylint: Exclude directory
Suppose I have the following directory structure: I want to run pylint on everything, except the directory bdir/adir. Is there any way to do this? Things that do not work: –ignore=bdir/adir –ignore_patterns=.*bdir/adir.* Any of the answers in this similar post –ignore=adir (this will ignore both of the adir’s – not what I want). It seems that pylint’s ignore-filters only work
Avoid early exit from command in gitlab CI script pipeline while still capturing exit status
I am trying to generate a badge from PyLint output in a Gitlab CI script. Eventually, the job should fail if PyLint has a non-zero exit code. But before it does so, I want the badge to be created. So I have tried the following: This works fine if the PyLint exit code is 0: However, when PyLint exits with
‘Unable to import’ errors for anaconda environment in VS Code
I am trying to solve partial differential equations with Python using FEniCS. I installed it with anaconda and conda-forge and to use it, I activate the fenicsproject environment I run my scripts in jupyter (that works), but often it is more convenient to use VS Code for more elaborate code. When I run the scripts written in VS Code in
How can I install the pylint for python2.7?
I try to install the pylint for the python2.7 which in ubuntu 18.04, but it raises an error with this words: I have been used the pip3 installed the pylint successfully for python3.6. So, how can I install the pylint for python2.7? Answer pylint still maintains support for Python 2 until maybe next year or so. But you need to
Why is the use of len(SEQUENCE) in condition values considered incorrect by Pylint?
Considering this code snippet: I was alarmed by Pylint with this message regarding the line with the if statement: [pylint] C1801:Do not use len(SEQUENCE) as condition value The rule C1801, at first glance, did not sound very reasonable to me, and the definition on the reference guide does not explain why this is a problem. In fact, it downright calls
How do I disable “missing docstring” warnings at a file-level in Pylint?
Pylint throws errors that some of the files are missing docstrings. I try and add docstrings to each class, method and function, but it seems that Pylint also checks that files should have a docstring at the beginning of them. Can I disable this somehow? I would like to be notified of a docstring is missing inside a class, function