List of common python linter checks to disable

Pylint

Pylint is a static code analysis tool for Python that helps identify programming errors, enforce a coding standard, and look for code smells. It evaluates Python code for various issues, such as:

• Syntax errors
• Undefined variables
• Unused imports
• Code style violations
• Complexity metrics

Annoying pylint error

Despite pylint enforces many useful requirements some of them are not practical and I would like to provide you a list of pylint errors/warnings that annoy you and you may suppress them:

Convention Errors (C)

• C0103: invalid-name – Invalid name
• C0114: missing-module-docstring – Missing module docstring
• C0116: missing-function-docstring – Missing function or method docstring
• C0123: use-dict-key – Use of a dict key
• C0301: line-too-long – Line too long
• C0302: too-many-lines – Too many lines in module
• C0411: wrong-import-order – Wrong import order

Error Codes (E)

• E1121: too-many-function-args – Too many positional arguments

Refactor Codes (R)

• R0904: too-many-public-methods – Too many public methods
• R0911: too-many-return-statements – Too many return statements
• R0912: too-many-branches – Too many branches
• R0913: too-many-arguments – Too many arguments
• R0914: too-many-locals – Too many local variables
• R0915: too-many-statements – Too many statements
• R1702: too-many-nested-blocks – Too many nested blocks
• R1705: no-else-return – No nested block

Warning Codes (W)

• W0212: protected-access – Access to a protected member
• W0718: comparison-to-none – Comparison to None should be 'if cond is None:'
• W0719: no-exception-type – No exception type(s) specified

Convention (C)

• C0325: unnecessary-parens – Unnecessary parens after 'if' keyword