Hi experts !
I am struggling with Pylint with an issue that might be a problem coming
from my code. Since I am relatively new to python (~1year) I would like to
have your input on the matter.
I am trying to split a big python project I am doing for my company into
several packages, allowing me to
On 16 mai 11:16, François Vanderkelen wrote:
> Hi experts !
Hi François,
> I am struggling with Pylint with an issue that might be a problem coming
> from my code. Since I am relatively new to python (~1year) I would like to
> have your input on the matter.
>
> I am trying to split a big python
Hi Sylvain,
First of all thanks for the quick answer. I tried to create a dummy project
(the real one is confidential and not mine to give to the community) and it
helped me narrow down my two issues.
The ImportError: No module named project is linked to the relative import,
and I could not repro
On 16 mai 14:42, François Vanderkelen wrote:
> Hi Sylvain,
>
> First of all thanks for the quick answer. I tried to create a dummy project
> (the real one is confidential and not mine to give to the community) and it
> helped me narrow down my two issues.
>
> The ImportError: No module named proj
I tried multiple things, first even if I install the package before running
pylint it won't work except on one of my machines.
So I tried to narrow it down with setuptools :
Working with 0.9.8
Not working with 2.2 (ImportError)
Not working with 3.6 (ImportError)
I guess setuptools changed someth
I've been working on a pylint-brain plugin to do inference based on
docstring type information. I'd like to set the order of type inference
such that, if there is a type already found it uses that, else it uses
what's in the docstring. Is there a way to do this? I'd also like to avoid
clobbering ot
