Feature #385
Added by Rogers, Chris over 11 years ago.
Updated about 11 years ago.
Description
If we are to avoid drowning in a swamp of pylint "exceptions", we need to build a filter that allows us to explicitly say "I know this exception exists, but I want to pass anyway".
there is some pylint type string you can put to turn off certain types of errors. Or we could just diff errors to find new ones?
I would rather we have something a bit more formal than diffs. I need to think about it.
- Priority changed from Normal to High
How strict do we want to be about python style? I wrote an automatic style checker, in fact to help Matt L with his code (simple wrapper to pylint). Comes up with a whole bunch of errors, many in my code.
I notice we had pychecker in 40python_extras.bash, but it's commented out. Any reason? Also, is there any preference for pychecker over pylint?
who knows why I took it out. I think it had build problems on some system.
I'd say toss in pylint then we can use:
- pylint: disable msg: C2342
where applicable. We can have people work on that at the pre-CM session. :)
- Status changed from Open to Closed
- % Done changed from 0 to 100
- Target version changed from Future MAUS release to MAUS-v0.0.3
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