Closed bivald closed 6 years ago
OK, sorry for the silly questions but, as I stated before, my background is Java and not Python:
It’s similar to #7, but it doesn’t concern the packages included in virtualenv but the sources marked as source folders. I will make a reproducible sample, and make sure it’s not me who is missing something. It’s also possible that #7 does fix it so I will try it.
My problem was that pylint don’t find my sources, so it lints the files but all of my imports of my own package gives error).
Might be an error on my part as well :)
Hi @bivald, could you please test v0.10.0 and let me know if it fixes this issue?
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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. When running PyLint I get a lot of "unable to import module XYZ" which are actually my own source code folders.
Describe the solution you'd like It would be awesome if it would automatically add your source roots (from your project) to the PYTHONPATH.
Describe alternatives you've considered Modifying the pylint script to add the environments
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