On 13 septembre 15:37, mbp wrote:
> I can't seem to stay logged in on logilab.org (over either openid or
> password), and my anonymous comments don't seem to stick.  I don't have a
> particularly unusual browser setup (eg it does accept cookies....)

Weird. Are you using https version of the site? If not, you should.
 
> One question: I refactored code using the French word 'sigle'.  Do you want
> me to change that to the related English word 'sigil' <
> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sigil_(computer_programming)>?

That could be a changeset preceding the symbolic warnings one, as we try to
separate concerns (eg new functionnality, bug fix, refactoring...)
 
> > this has not been done yet for bw compat, but you should probably use
> 'action': 'store_true' and drop the type so one doesn't have to provide a
> value to activate the feature.
> 
> > Historically, that was because of handling of store_true vs the
> configuration file but that should be ok now, though it should be tested
> (use generate-rcfile, check what has been generated for this option, then
> change it to default to yes and start pylint using this configuration file
> to check it's properly considered)
> 
> That will make this option inconsistent with all the others, which seems a
> bit likely to cause confusion.  I wonder if at this point it is better for
> pylint to just keep using -sy -iy etc.

That's true as well, though that's someting I would like to change for a 
while (not enough to do it as you can see...). Anyone has an opinion on this
here ?

> All the other comments make sense and I'll do them later this week.

Great.

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