pylint run

2013-06-01 Thread Varun Jain
Hi All,

I  want to check my all ReviewBoard automated scripts using pylint  wish 
to encorporate changes to get (10.0/10) code rating for each file.

Currently I am able to run pylint on two files only since rest of the files 
are using try blocks  the pylint I am running says that '*as*' is still 
not the reserved keyword in 

python2.5 though I am using python2.7 to run my scripts.

How can I make sure that the pylint I am using is compatible with python2.7 
??

I am running pylint from /opt/software/bin/pylint.

Thanks,
Varun

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Re: pylint run

2013-06-01 Thread Adam Collard
Hi Varun,

The problem you're describing is not related to Review Board. The pylint 
website (http://www.pylint.org/) lists many support channels, you will be 
better off asking there.

Adam

On 1 Jun 2013, at 08:59, Varun Jain varun.iam.j...@gmail.com wrote:

 Hi All,
 
 I  want to check my all ReviewBoard automated scripts using pylint  wish to 
 encorporate changes to get (10.0/10) code rating for each file.
 
 Currently I am able to run pylint on two files only since rest of the files 
 are using try blocks  the pylint I am running says that 'as' is still not 
 the reserved keyword in 
 
 python2.5 though I am using python2.7 to run my scripts.
 
 How can I make sure that the pylint I am using is compatible with python2.7 ??
 
 I am running pylint from /opt/software/bin/pylint.
 
 Thanks,
 Varun
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