This seems very arbitrary. Note that I do not need pylint to run parallel, I just need all python files in my project to be pylinted.
In short; I want my 'Problems' list to be complete such that when the 'Problems' list is empty I know for sure not a single file has pylint issues.
I increased 'max simultaneous processes for pylint' to 30 and found that only 30 of the 146 files are linted.
I can't increase it to 146 because then I get angry co-workers. Furthermore then for every file I add to the project I must increase 'max simultaneous processes for pylint'.
Are there any other options?
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When I do Project 'Clean' (with 'Build automtically' on) some (16) files in my project are pylinted but not all (146).
How do I make that all of my files are pylinted?
Hi, you can raise the 'max simultaneous processes for pylint' in the pylint preferences.
Cheers,
Fabio
This seems very arbitrary. Note that I do not need pylint to run parallel, I just need all python files in my project to be pylinted.
In short; I want my 'Problems' list to be complete such that when the 'Problems' list is empty I know for sure not a single file has pylint issues.
I increased 'max simultaneous processes for pylint' to 30 and found that only 30 of the 146 files are linted.
I can't increase it to 146 because then I get angry co-workers. Furthermore then for every file I add to the project I must increase 'max simultaneous processes for pylint'.
Are there any other options?
Right now not. Please enter a bug report for that. I'll take a look on how to improve the pylint integration to cover for that.
Cheers,
Fabio