What I mean is: can I configure pylint in a way that it report *all* pep8
violations (among others)?
E.g. I want to use only one linter -- pylint -- and I want to make sure the
code is fully pep8 compliant.
Demetrio
On Tue, Mar 3, 2020 at 1:58 PM Ian Stapleton Cordasco <
[email protected]
I'm fairly certain that:
A) pylint and pycodestyle (what I assume you are referring to when you
say pep8) don't check all of the same things and in fact have some
overlap but also each have things they check that the other doesn't
B) have conflicting advice (or used to) where they overlap
So, my
On 3/5/20 8:34 AM, Ian Stapleton Cordasco wrote:
> I'm fairly certain that:
...
> So, my understanding is that no, you can not use only one linter.
Let me express a counter opinion (and that's all they are, opinions)
PEP 8 presents Guidelines, it is not the ultimate arbiter of what code
should a
