Re: working pylint anyone?

On Jul 31, 11:29 am, "Diez B. Roggisch" <de...@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi,

until yesterday I was a happy user of pylint. Then I upgraded to ubuntu
hardy heron - and the trouble began.

The packaged version of pylint (0.13.2) fails with this error (last line):

logilab.common.configuration.UnsupportedAction: callback

This is a bug in the pylint package in Ubuntu, which has a wrong
versioned
dependency on python-logilab-common. You should report this bug to
ubuntu
using the reportbug command.

Which version of python-logilab-common and python-logilab-astng are
installed on your machine ?

The same error happens if I use

easy_install-2.5http://release.ingeniweb.com/third-party-dist/logilab.installer-0.1.tgz

as found on the net. Using easy_install pylint misses logilab-common &
astng, installing these additionally (easy_install) creates two eggs - but
unfortunately, the don't actually create a namespace-package logilab,
instead either one of them is picked up depending on installation order.

Then I tried the source releases - no luck either, either they produce the
same error or something similar.

You are probably picking up the system installation of logilab-common
when you
do this.

I tried looking into the MLs - the last posts are from around 2006, so I
refrained from actually subscribing.

I don't know where you checked, but there is some traffic on the
mailing list,
and questions generally get answered :-)

(http://lists.logilab.org/pipermail/python-projects/ is the correct
place)

So - anybody out here having an actually working pylint config and can tell
me what versions work together? I've become pretty dependend on it to be
honest...

pylint 0.14.0 should work fine with logilab-common 0.33.0 and astng
0.17.2

Our Debian packages state that it should even work with logilab-common
= 0.22.0
and astng >= 0.17.1 (although to be perfectly honnest, I'm not sure
that we have
tested pylint with logilab-common 0.22.0, so we could be the ones who
introduced
the bug in the Ubuntu package).

Hope this helps,

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