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### Bug description The docstyle extension sometimes ignores the accept-no-raise-doc option because the `_add_raise_message`method is invoked directly instead of `_handle_no_raise_doc` in `visit_raise`. ~~~Python """Minimal example where a W9006 message is...
### Current behavior The software repository ([entware-ng](https://github.com/Entware-ng/Entware-ng)), I am using, has recently changed the python packages to only include compiled files. This seems to prevent pylint from properly checking imported...
### Bug description It appears that if: 1. you have two protocols that have abstract methods 2. create a third protocol that inherits from both of them and does not...
### Steps to reproduce 1. `pylint bug.py` ```py """False-positive invalid-name: `variable` is not constant, should not be UPPER_CASE.""" for i in (0, 1, 2): variable = i ``` ### Current...
Usually a "# pylint: disable=foo" comment appended to a line disables the warning only for that line. However, if the disable appears on the first line after the docstring then...
### Current problem The spelling checker do not have end lineno or end column because we do not use a node. Also we're spell checking our own messages. ### Desired...
### Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe The spellchecker raises errors for things like `# fmt: on` (a `black` directive), `# noqa` (flake8 directive), and `#...
### Bug description Hi, consider the following: ```bash $ python -c "from requests.packages.urllib3.util.retry import Retry"; echo $? 0 $ python -c "import requests.packages.urllib3.util.retry"; echo $? 0 ``` But pylint is...
This is on a codebase with 260kLOC across ~3600 files (python-only, according to `tokei`), on a 2010 MBP (2 cores 2 HT) running OSX 10.11, under Python 3.6.6 from macports...
### Bug description The following code produces a warning that does not really tell much about what is going wrong: ```python """Comment.""" class Base: """Comment.""" def fun(self, var: int) ->...