Sam Steingold

workaround: ```python def figrow(figsize, ncols): "Return figure and axes for a row with ncol columns." if isinstance(figsize[0], int): return plt.subplots(figsize=(ncols*figsize[0], figsize[1]),nrows=1,ncols=ncols) return figsize ``` Apparently, `pylint` infers the return type...

> Do you have any evidence that it is accessing network drives, or just that it is slow? #4176 I believe it is trying to stat all of the files...

I no longer have to use conda, but those who do might still find this useful.

But `f` _is_ called in this function! I thought it was enough to infer that it is callable. At any rate, what do you suggest I do to avoid the...

How about restricting the warning to the case when you *can* infer that one side in the comparison *is* callable while the other is *not*?

Hi @travishathaway , > Thanks for linking to the SO question. I read through it and noticed that setting `channel_priority` to `flexible` solved your issue? Is that still the case?...

> There is not enough information here to reproduce @ianthomas23 : my apologies, it turned out that both 3.13 and 3.14 are broken, the code is added. Should I have...

Thank you! Indeed I have `ipykernel 7.0.1`. Alas, `pip install -U ipykernel` does not find 7.1, I guess it is not in our artifactory yet.

Additionally, it would be nice to detect old-style unused formatting, e.g., `"foo %d"` should elicit a warning when used without a `%` or outside a `logging` call.

Same with ``` pylint 4.0.0 astroid 4.0.1 Python 3.14.0 (tags/v3.14.0:ebf955d, Oct 7 2025, 10:15:03) [MSC v.1944 64 bit (AMD64)] ```