At work we have some pyexpat link issues (our Python build is linked against
a newer version of expat than some other internal libraries), so to force
dynamic linking of the correct version I add
import pyexpat
to the top of a script which (indirectly) uses expat. This results in a
predictable warning:
[W] Unused import pyexpat
So I suppressed it with this:
#pylint: disable-msg=W0611
Now it complains about the disable action:
[I] Locally disabling W0611
How is that any better than emitting the original warning? I'm trying to
suppress useless noise. How do I suppress the info message without
generating another one?
Thx,
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Skip Montanaro - [email protected] - http://www.smontanaro.net/
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