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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I have run into a few problems with configuring pylint:
pylint started by the plugin did not respect the .pylintrc file or the pyproject.toml configuration
ignore patterns not matching the intended targets
Running pylint from the root directory like pylint src/, I didn't encounter those issues.
Also, support for discovering a pyproject.toml in a parent directory is a feature that won't be available until pylint 3.0.0.
Always running pylint from a specific directory would also help with reproducing configuration issues on the command line and keeping the setup similar across different tools.
Describe the solution you'd like
One of two things (or a combination of both) in the settings:
a checkbox "Run pylint from the project root" (defaulting to unchecked)
a hint that setting recurse = true in the configuration may be required could be helpful
a directory selection "pylint working directory"
a hint that setting recurse = true in the configuration may be required could be helpful
when the selection is empty, the plugin behaves like it does at the moment
Describe alternatives you've considered
I've tried to configure pylint 3.0.0a6 in a way that it uses my pyproject.toml from the project root, but I run into a problem with ignore paths not matching anymore.
I also considered creating a wrapper script, this would complicate my setup a lot.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Firstly: thank you for creating the plugin!
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
I have run into a few problems with configuring pylint:
.pylintrc
file or thepyproject.toml
configurationRunning pylint from the root directory like
pylint src/
, I didn't encounter those issues.Also, support for discovering a
pyproject.toml
in a parent directory is a feature that won't be available until pylint 3.0.0.Always running pylint from a specific directory would also help with reproducing configuration issues on the command line and keeping the setup similar across different tools.
Describe the solution you'd like
One of two things (or a combination of both) in the settings:
recurse = true
in the configuration may be required could be helpfulrecurse = true
in the configuration may be required could be helpfulDescribe alternatives you've considered
I've tried to configure pylint 3.0.0a6 in a way that it uses my pyproject.toml from the project root, but I run into a problem with ignore paths not matching anymore.
I also considered creating a wrapper script, this would complicate my setup a lot.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: