How to get pylint to ignore some errors

[msoultan]

I have the following at the top of my Python file:

import config

And for every line where I type config.something I have a red mark underneath "config" indicating that it can't find the module. I'm editing a file that resides on another host and I don't have that module's file residing locally, so I figure it makes sense that it's going to generate that error.

The problem is that I am referencing that module a ton in one file, so it's hitting it's max limit (I believe it's currently configured to 100) and then I don't see other legitimate errors.

Is there a more graceful way to handle this issue? I really like the linting, but right now I'm not seeing any other errors because this error is maxing out the number of errors displayed.

Thanks!
Mike

[ericsnowcurrently]

Hi, @msoultan. Thanks for letting us know about this. We'll be taking a look at this as soon as we can.

[ericsnowcurrently]

@msoultan, this isn't functionality related to the Python extension. That said, from what I can tell pylint does give you the option.