Hi,
I didn't manage to find the 'create ticket' page for pylint, so here it
goes.
$ cat a.py
# pylint: disable-msg=W0201,W0232
class A:
pass
$ cat b.py
import a
xa = a.A()
xa.x = 1
$ pylint -i yes --enable-checker=classes b a
$
Which is expected, the disable-msg=W0201 silenced the warning about
«Attribute 'x' defined outside __init__» (and the other warning as
well). Now we edit b.py to have a comment at the beginning:
$ cat b.py
#
import a
xa = a.A()
xa.x = 1
$ pylint -i yes --enable-checker=classes b a
************* Module b
W0201: 4: Attribute 'x' defined outside __init__
The addition of a simple comment in b.py has re-enabled the W0201
warning. Trying to re-enable it, e.g. via:
xa.x = 1 # pylint: disable-msg=W0201
has no effect at all. Note that the other warning (W0232) is not
re-enabled by the comment, just W0201.
I'm not familiar with the internals of pylint, so looking at
ClassChecker.leave_class (the only place where W0201 is enabled) doesn't
help me.
Maybe this is not about pylint but the logilab packages it depends on,
which I have installed as follows:
python-logilab-astng 0.19.3-1
python-logilab-common 0.45.2-1
regards,
iustin
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