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When running pylint, I want to lint the current directory, which is a module. However, using pylint . changes all the metrics to zero as it only detects 1 module, presumably __init__.py. Using weird syntax like pylint ../current-dir-name works though, so I was wondering if my case could be supported.
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When running pylint, I want to lint the current directory, which is a module. However, using
pylint .
changes all the metrics to zero as it only detects 1 module, presumably__init__.py
. Using weird syntax likepylint ../current-dir-name
works though, so I was wondering if my case could be supported.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: