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pytest pylint

Run pylint with pytest and have configurable rule types (i.e. Convention, Warn, and Error) fail the build. You can also specify a pylintrc file.

Sample Usage

py.test --pylint

would be the most simple usage and would run pylint for all error messages.

py.test --pylint --pylint-rcfile=/my/pyrc --pylint-error-types=EF --pylint-jobs=4

This would use the pylintrc file at /my/pyrc, only error on pylint Errors and Failures, and use 4 cores for running pylint.

You can restrict your test run to only perform pylint checks and not any other tests by typing:

py.test --pylint -m pylint

Acknowledgements

This code is heavily based on pytest-flakes

Development

If you want to help development, there is overview documentation

Releases

0.21.0

  • Dropped support for pytest < 7.0 in preparation for pytest 8.0 (should work with it when it comes out)
  • Dropped support for pylint < 2.15 to work better with Python 3.11 and drop backwards compatibility code
  • Use baked in TOML support with fallback to newer tomli library thanks to mgorny

0.20.0

  • Corrected issues introduced by deprecations in pylint
  • Added support for Python 3.12 and dropped support for Python 3.7
  • Last version that will support pytest < 7 and pylint < 2.6

0.19.0

  • Switched to GitHub Actions for CI thanks to michael-k
  • Switched to using smart PyLint RC discovery thanks to bennyrowland
  • Correcting rootdir/rootpath issues in pytest >7.x
  • Deprecated support for Python <3.7

0.18.0

  • Added support for creating missing folders when using --pylint-output-file
  • Now when pylint's ignore_patterns is blank, we don't ignore all files
  • Added cache invalidation when your pylintrc changes
  • Verified support for latest pytest and Python 3.9
  • Corrected badly named nodes (duplicated path) thanks to yanqd0
  • Added tests to source distribution thanks to sbraz

0.17.0

  • Added support for latest pylint API >=2.5.1

0.16.1

  • Corrected documentation and correctly pinned dependencies properly

0.16.0

  • Switched to new from_parent API and added development documentation dineshtrivedi
  • Added support for toml based configuration of pylint thanks to michael-k

0.15.1

  • Made --no-pylint functional again

0.15.0

  • Added support for Python 3.8 thanks to michael-k
  • Implemented option to output Pylint results to a reports file thanks to jose-lpa
  • Refactored into simpler plugin structure

0.14.1

  • Corrected pytest-pylint to properly support -p no:cacheprovider thanks to yanqd0

0.14.0

  • Added support for Pylint's ignore-patterns for regex based ignores thanks to khokhlin
  • pytest-pylint now caches successful pylint checks to speedup test reruns when files haven't changed thanks to yanqd0

0.13.0

  • Python 3.7 compatibility verified
  • Ignore paths no longer match partial names thanks to heoga

0.12.3

  • jamur2 corrected issue where file paths where not being output properly on lint failures.

0.12.2

  • Resolved issue where failing files weren't reported thanks to reports from skirpichev and jamur2

0.12.1

  • Corrected a bug preventing this plugin from working with py.test >= 3.7.0.

0.12.0

  • jwkvam added progress output during linting.

0.11.0

  • Added option --no-pylint to override --pylint for cases when it's turned on by default.

0.10.0

  • jwkvam provided support for pylint 2.0

0.9.0

  • noisecapella added an option to run pylint with multiple processes

0.8.0

  • bdrung corrected inconsistent returns in a function
  • Dropped Python 3.3 support

0.7.1

0.7.0

  • Linting is performed before tests which enables code duplication checks to work along with a performance boost, thanks to @heoga

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