I'm seeing some strange error reports from the version of PyLint available in Travis-CI.
I have some Python code like:
from multiprocessing import current_process
current_process()
When I run PyLint in Travis-CI to check my code, it gives me the error:
E:2,1: current_process is not callable (not-callable)
However, according to both the Python 2 and Python 3 docs, this most certainly is a callable.
Oddly enough, I can't reproduce this error locally. My local version of PyLint doesn't see any problem, as I would expect. Why is Tavis-CI's PyLint behaving differently?
I'm running Ubuntu 16 on my localhost, and I have the most recent pylint==1.6.4. According to the logs, Travis is installing the identical version of pylint.
I'm seeing some strange error reports from the version of PyLint available in Travis-CI.
I have some Python code like:
When I run PyLint in Travis-CI to check my code, it gives me the error:
However, according to both the Python 2 and Python 3 docs, this most certainly is a callable.
Oddly enough, I can't reproduce this error locally. My local version of PyLint doesn't see any problem, as I would expect. Why is Tavis-CI's PyLint behaving differently?
I'm running Ubuntu 16 on my localhost, and I have the most recent pylint==1.6.4. According to the logs, Travis is installing the identical version of pylint.
See the full error at https://travis-ci.org/chrisspen/django-chroniker