Hello,
I'm using python 3.4.2 and pylint 1.5.2. Pylint is printing a
r:redefined-variable-type warning when I use a variable of type enum. The
following script demonstrates the problem:
from enum import Enum
class MyEnum(Enum):
Value1 = 1
Value2 = 2
myEnum = MyEnum.Value1
print("my enum is {}".format(myEnum))
# Huh? this line generates
# warning R0204: Redefinition of myEnum type from EnumRepro.MyEnum.Value1 to
# EnumRepro.MyEnum.Value2 [R:redefined-variable-type]
myEnum = MyEnum.Value2 # this generates
print("my enum is {}".format(myEnum))
Is this expected? At the moment I'm just disabling R0204 at the code locations
that produce the problem ... I'm new to python, so perhaps I'm just doing
something dim.
Thanks!
Eli
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