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Our unit and function tests reside in the folder called tests/. When it comes to tests the pylint warnings missing-docstring, invalid-name and protected-access are not relevant. On the other hand, these warnings are very useful for the actual code in the project.
Also, we would like to avoid adding #-disable boilerplate inside every single file; preferably we would like to add the folder-specific disables in the project's pylintrc-file. E.g, something along the lines of
I would like to disable a set of warnings for modules in a specific
folder.
Why? We have a Python project laid out like this:
Our unit and function tests reside in the folder called
tests/
. When it comes to tests the pylint warningsmissing-docstring
,invalid-name
andprotected-access
are not relevant. On the other hand, these warnings are very useful for the actual code in the project.Also, we would like to avoid adding #-disable boilerplate inside every single file; preferably we would like to add the folder-specific disables in the project's pylintrc-file. E.g, something along the lines of
in the pylintrc.
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