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w605 error #579
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pyflakes doesn't have W* error codes, you're looking for pycodestyle but either way your issue is invalid, you want a raw string (prefixed with a r). if you're confused, search around for your error code |
why can't I write what I want in my comments?
Il giorno lun 21 set 2020 alle ore 00:14 Anthony Sottile <
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… pyflakes doesn't have W* error codes, you're looking for pycodestyle
but either way your issue is invalid, you want a raw string (prefixed with
a r). if you're confused, search around for your error code
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The point is that comments are comments. I write all sort of gibberish in
them and I don't need any plugin to check what I wrote. This is the point.
Not the w666.
Il giorno lunedì 21 settembre 2020, Anthony Sottile <
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… because in future python versions it will be a syntax error, you can
enable the warning ahead of time yourself if you'd like:
$ python3.8 -Werror t.py File "t.py", line 5 ''' ^SyntaxError: invalid escape sequence \s
If you'd searched you would have found all of these issues telling you the
same thing:
- PyCQA/pycodestyle#958
<PyCQA/pycodestyle#958>
- PyCQA/pycodestyle#949
<PyCQA/pycodestyle#949>
- PyCQA/pycodestyle#902
<PyCQA/pycodestyle#902>
- PyCQA/pycodestyle#854
<PyCQA/pycodestyle#854>
- PyCQA/pycodestyle#822
<PyCQA/pycodestyle#822>
- PyCQA/pycodestyle#814
<PyCQA/pycodestyle#814>
- PyCQA/pycodestyle#766
<PyCQA/pycodestyle#766>
- https://gitlab.com/pycqa/flake8/-/issues/474
- https://gitlab.com/pycqa/flake8/-/issues/465
and this was just from putting W605 into the search box, there's plenty
more that can explain your problem. please do some research as I've asked
you to several times now
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that's not a comment, that's a string |
You're crazy. It happens the same also with #
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… that's not a comment, that's a string
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$ cat t.py
# \n\o \i\t \d\o\e\s\n\'\t
$ flake8 t.py
$ |
@GianniGi calling people crazy is wildly inappropriate. I've locked this because you've not put the effort into finding the appropriate issue tracker and you're being offensive. You mentioned elsewhere you were using Flake8, you can disable |
Please describe how you installed Flake8
$ pip install --user flake8
Please describe the problem or feature
I'm using flake8 with coc.nvim inside vim8.2
flake8 shows the w605 error for indentation problems inside comments. The comment can be made with ''' or with #, it shows the error in any casel.
How to reproduce the problem
save a file with extension .py and with this comment
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