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Re: [Python-projects] New PyLint checker suggestion - doctest_checker
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On Tuesday 18 October à 19:20, Scorpio wrote:2005/10/21 11:26
> Hey,
>
> I am relatively new to PyLint, but so far I am very pleased with it and I
> try to deploy this tool in my team.
>
> While deploying PyLint, I've developed this doctest checker (attached) to
> help my team testing it's products.
>
> I would like you to give me an opinion about this checker, and tell me if
> it's up to PyLint standards and philosophy.
>
> If you find this checker helpful, feel free to use it and distribute it
> further, under GPL as described in the file.
Nice indeed ! And yes, it's up to PyLint standards and philosophy. I
think I will include it in the distribution, but disabled by default for
two reasons :
* as Nicolas said, checking and testing are semantically differents, so
I don't think the default behaviour of pylint should include testing
* running doctest implies to import the module, and I've worked hard to
avoid this ;)
Two side notes:
* I'm afraid that pylint will crash if the module isn't importable
* You can use logilab.common.modutils.load_module_from_name instead of
your _get_module function
That's all about it... Nice job, thank you for your contribution :)
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