This Pylint plugin minimizes Pylint’s complaints about web2py code. Web2py executes user code in special environment populated with predefined objects and types and with objects defined in model files. Also it has magic import mechanism which knows some special places where to find modules.
Pylint doesn’t know about these details – its parser is unable to find these objects and modules, resulting in a flood of laments. This plugin: - adds variables defined in models to other models’ and controllers’ scope - adds definition of some predefined global objects to models and controllers - adds web2py module paths to sys.path, so pylint is able to find them
To enable this plugin: - Add –load-plugins=pylint_web2py2 to pylint options or - Add load-plugins=pylint_web2py2 to your .pylintrc
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