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Django, Jenkins and PyLint looking at everything

I am currently running Jenkins CI with pylint to look at a Django project I've been working on. One thing I have been frustrated by is pylint reporting for all the central django modules I import, meaning that my own project files get buried within mounds of other django modules (e.g. /usr/local/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/django/contrib/admin/options.py, which gives 67 violations alone).

Is there a way to make it less indiscriminate and just look at the files related to my project, or does it always have to recurse through all imports?

Thanks,

J

Solution

  • Right, well thanks to the creator of Django_Jenkins (kmmbvnr) the correct way to get it to look at only your project's files is to use the following:

    In settings.py, you need:

    PROJECT_APPS=(
    'appname',
)

    And that sorts out the searching through every dependency out there.

    Hope that helps!

    J