SQLAlchemy Model Object Unlinting

[marcosstefani]

Environment data

VS Code version: 1.18.0
Python Extension version: 0.8.0
Python Version: 3.5
OS and version: Linux Ubuntu

Actual behavior

Errors during development, but running python works normally. In case the imported db is a class that returns SQLAlchemy()

Expected behavior

Do not display code inconsistency for cases like the one presented above.

Steps to reproduce:

• Create db.py
  from flask_sqlalchemy import SQLAlchemy
  db = SQLAlchemy()

• Use this importing db in the model class and declare the variables the way I presented in the print above.

[0xLeon]

So you're saying, the error is the fact that pylint marks the property 'Column' as non-existent? Well, how's that an vscode-python error? It's a pylint error then. Also, afte checking the flask_sqlalchemy code, I don't think that's an error on pylint's side as well. There's properties defined on objects of this class during runtime. How should pylint resolve this? There's not __getattr__ or __getattribute__ defined on SQLAlchemy.

[DonJayamanne]

@marcosstefani please could you try linting the python file in the terminal using pylint. If you are still getting linter errors then this is an upstream issue (issue to be raised with pylint).

[brettcannon]

Since it's been a month since more info was requested I'm going to close this. If you come back to this later, @marcosstefani , feel free to leave the info needed and we can re-open this issue.