Closed joachimmetz closed 5 years ago
I can't reproduce this, and the tests are also OK.
@joachimmetz have you been able to reproduce this?
Yes, but only on FC. I've moved to FC29 which now has pylint 2.1.1 so likely more time efficient to upgrade to that version of pylint (also seeing previous conversation about new pylint features).
"OSError" not documented as being raised (missing-raises-doc)
this appears to be Python 3 related.
From https://media.readthedocs.org/pdf/pylint/1.8/pylint.pdf
For example, in Python 3.3+, IOError is an alias for OSError. In addition, socket.error is an alias for OSError.
When running pylint on HEAD