Please fix pylama path or install latest version.

[xiaoxiaojuan]

a lot of this message keep showing up, no matter I uninstall or disable or give a correct pylama's path.

[gmist]

A little more details, please
What OS is used??
Atom version (atom --version)?
Python version (python -V; which python)?
Pylama version (pylama --version; which pylama)?
Virtualenv is used?

[xiaoxiaojuan]

1.OS version:10.11.6
2.Atom version
Atom : 1.17.2
Electron: 1.3.15
Chrome : 52.0.2743.82
Node : 6.5.0
3.python
Python 2.7.13
/usr/local/bin/python
4.Pylama version
pylama 7.3.3
/usr/local/bin/pylama
5.virtualenv is not used

[KayJay89]

I concur with the above. I have witnessed the same problems. No matter what you do, uninstall, reinstall, disable it,.. the popup appears. One would think that this would not show up if the package was not even installed to begin with.

1.OS: Windows 10 Pro
2.Atom 1.18
3.Python 3.6.1
4.Pylama version 0.9.3
5.virtualenv not used

[hawksight]

Seems similar issue been around a while: #6

I have the same error as @JohnRobson
MacOS Sierra 10.12.5

➜ ~ apm list --installed --bare
busy-signal@1.4.3
git-blame@1.1.1
intentions@1.1.2
language-elixir@0.19.0
language-erlang@3.2.0
linter@2.2.0
linter-pylama@0.9.3
linter-python@3.1.2
linter-ui-default@1.6.2
minimap@4.28.2
python-indent@1.0.3
split-diff@1.4.3

pip list
pylama 7.4.1
pylama-pylint 3.0.1
pylint 1.7.2
(+ a whole load more)

In virtual env - python3: pip3 list
pylama 7.4.1
pylama-pylint 3.0.1
pylint 1.7.2
(+ a whole load more)

Full paths under - Atom -> Preferences -> packages -> Linter Pylama -> Settings
Still every time I hit save or load up atom, get the little message.
"Provided path doesn't exist.
pylama
Please fix pylama path or install latest version"

I previously uninstalled it all due to this message popping up constantly. Fresh install hasn't fixed it.

[gmist]

@hawksight it looks like a conflict with linter-python, try to uninstall linter-python or linter-pyjama

[ricrowl]

@xiaoxiaojuan
I got same message that "provided path doesn't exist ...". OS is Ubuntu16.04.
Maybe we have to set path to pylama binary. /usr/local/bin/pylama → /usr/bin/pylama
I typed "cp /usr/local/bin/pylama /usr/bin/", then linter-python worked.

[gmist]

@richardham you just need to change the path in linter-python settings. In general linter-pyjama and linter-python have similar functionality so you do not need to install them together - leave only one of them at your choice.

[ricrowl]

@gmist Thank you. I changed settings then linter-python worked.

[xiaoxiaojuan]

@gmist I uninstall my linter-python, it works, thank you

[gmist]

Nice!

[hawksight]

Thanks @gmist - that worked a treat.
Just for anyone else who has issues, mine works now with:
apm list
├── linter-python@3.1.2

pip list
pylama 7.4.1

and in settings for linter-python, path set to: /usr/local/bin/pylama

[damianobarbati]

Not working with linter-python@3.1.2.
I have pylama at /usr/local/bin/pylama which is the default location but linter-pylama does not find either way: not if I leave the default path, neither if I set it (uselessly?) manually to /usr/local/bin/pylama.

Error message:

Provided path doesn't exist.
/usr/local/bin/pylama
Please fix pylama path or install latest version

Double check existence in console:

imac:core damz$ which pylama
/usr/local/bin/pylama

Any idea?

[gmist]

@damianobarbati, this message was received from linter-python not from linter-pylama. Unfortunately these plugins conflict because both do the same thing. You need to choose one of them.

[AjayJohnAlex]

[Linter] Error running Flake8 Error: Process execution timed out ....
how can i resolve this error??

[dimkoug]

for ubuntu 18
sudo apt install pylama

then to find pylama path enter the command

which pylama

then copy the path in linter-python package in executable path

then reload atom

[AaronZhangL]

In my case, Pylama was installed here:
/Users/{your-user-id}/.pyenv/versions/anaconda3-5.3.1/envs/anac3-5.3.1/lib/python3.7/site-packages/pylama
I added this path to [Executable path for external Pylama] and it worked.