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.
py.test --pylintwould 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=4This 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 pylintThis code is heavily based on pytest-flakes
- Python 3.7 compatibility verified
- Ignore paths no longer match partial names thanks to heoga
- jamur2 corrected issue where file paths where not being output properly on lint failures.
- Resolved issue where failing files weren't reported thanks to reports from skirpichev and jamur2
- Corrected a bug preventing this plugin from working with py.test >= 3.7.0.
- jwkvam added progress output during linting.
- Added option
--no-pylintto override--pylintfor cases when it's turned on by default.
- jwkvam provided support for pylint 2.0
- noisecapella added an option to run pylint with multiple processes
- bdrung corrected inconsitent returns in a function
- Dropped Python 3.3 support
- Corrected path issue reported by Kargathia
- Linting is performed before tests which enables code duplication checks to work along with a performance boost, thanks to @heoga