{"action":"opened","number":171,"pull_request":{"url":"https://api.github.com/repos/napalm255/ansible-upguard/pulls/171","id":233391987,"node_id":"MDExOlB1bGxSZXF1ZXN0MjMzMzkxOTg3","html_url":"https://github.com/napalm255/ansible-upguard/pull/171","diff_url":"https://github.com/napalm255/ansible-upguard/pull/171.diff","patch_url":"https://github.com/napalm255/ansible-upguard/pull/171.patch","issue_url":"https://api.github.com/repos/napalm255/ansible-upguard/issues/171","number":171,"state":"open","locked":false,"title":"Update pylint to 2.2.0","user":{"login":"pyup-bot","id":16239342,"node_id":"MDQ6VXNlcjE2MjM5MzQy","avatar_url":"https://avatars0.githubusercontent.com/u/16239342?v=4","gravatar_id":"","url":"https://api.github.com/users/pyup-bot","html_url":"https://github.com/pyup-bot","followers_url":"https://api.github.com/users/pyup-bot/followers","following_url":"https://api.github.com/users/pyup-bot/following{/other_user}","gists_url":"https://api.github.com/users/pyup-bot/gists{/gist_id}","starred_url":"https://api.github.com/users/pyup-bot/starred{/owner}{/repo}","subscriptions_url":"https://api.github.com/users/pyup-bot/subscriptions","organizations_url":"https://api.github.com/users/pyup-bot/orgs","repos_url":"https://api.github.com/users/pyup-bot/repos","events_url":"https://api.github.com/users/pyup-bot/events{/privacy}","received_events_url":"https://api.github.com/users/pyup-bot/received_events","type":"User","site_admin":false},"body":"\nThis PR updates [pylint](https://pypi.org/project/pylint) from **1.6.5** to **2.2.0**.\n\n\n\n<details>\n  <summary>Changelog</summary>\n  \n  \n   ### 2.2\n   ```\n   =========================\n\nRelease date: 2018-11-25\n\n   * Consider ``range()`` objects for ``undefined-loop-variable`` leaking from iteration.\n\n     Close 2533\n\n   * ``deprecated-method`` can use the attribute name for identifying a deprecated method\n\n     Previously we were using the fully qualified name, which we still do, but the fully\n     qualified name for some ``unittest`` deprecated aliases leads to a generic\n     deprecation function. Instead on relying on that, we now also rely on the attribute\n     name, which should solve some false positives.\n\n     Close 1653\n     Close 1946\n\n   * Fix compatibility with changes to stdlib tokenizer.\n\n   * ``pylint`` is less eager to consume the whole line for pragmas\n\n     Close 2485\n\n   * Obtain the correct number of CPUs for virtualized or containerized environments.\n\n     Close 2519\n\n   * Change ``unbalanced-tuple-unpacking`` back to a warning.\n\n     It used to be a warning until a couple of years ago, after it was promoted to\n     an error. But the check might be suggesting the wrong thing in some cases,\n     for instance when checking against ``sys.argv`` which cannot be known at static\n     analysis time. Given it might rely on potential unknown data, it&#39;s best to\n     have it as a warning.\n\n     Close 2522\n\n   * Remove ``enumerate`` usage suggestion when defining ``__iter__`` (C0200)\n\n     Close 2477\n\n   * Emit ``too-many-starred-assignment`` only when the number of Starred nodes is per assignment elements\n\n     Close 2513\n\n   * `try-except-raise` checker now handles multilevel inheritance hirerachy for exceptions correctly.\n\n     Close 2484\n\n   * Add a new check, ``simplifiable-if-expression`` for expressions like ``True if cond else False``.\n\n     Close 2487\n\n   * ``too-few-public-methods`` is not reported for ``typing.NamedTuple``\n\n     Close 2459\n\n   * too-few-public-methods`` is not reported for dataclasses created with options.\n\n     Close 2488\n\n   * Remove wrong modules from &#39;bad-python3-import&#39;.\n\n     Close 2453\n\n   * The ``json`` reporter prints an empty list when no messages are emitted\n\n     Close 2446\n\n   * Add a new check, ``duplicate-string-formatting-argument``\n\n     This new check is emitted whenever a duplicate string formatting argument\n     is found.\n\n     Close 497\n\n   * ``assignment-from-no-return`` is not emitted for coroutines.\n\n     Close 1715\n\n   * Report format string type mismatches.\n\n   * ``consider-using-ternary`` and ``simplified-boolean-expression`` no longer emit for sequence based checks\n\n     Close 2473\n\n   * Handle ``AstroidSyntaxError`` when trying to import a module.\n\n     Close 2313\n\n   * Allow ``__module__`` to be redefined at a class level. Close 2451\n\n   * ``pylint`` used to emit a ``unused-variable`` error if unused import was found in the function. Now instead of\n     ``unused-variable``, ``unused-import`` is emitted.\n\n     Close 2421\n\n   * Handle asyncio.coroutine when looking for ``not-an-iterable`` check.\n\n     Close 996\n\n   * The ``locally-enabled`` check is gone.\n\n     Close 2442\n\n   * Infer decorated methods when looking for method-hidden\n\n     Close 2369\n\n   * Pick the latest value from the inferred values when looking for ``raising-non-exception``\n\n     Close 2431\n\n   * Extend the TYPE_CHECKING guard to TYPE_CHECKING name as well, not just the attribute\n\n     Close 2411\n\n   * Ignore import x.y.z as z cases for checker `useless-import-alias`.\n\n     Close 2309\n\n   * Fix false positive ``undefined-variable`` and ``used-before-assignment`` with nonlocal keyword usage.\n\n     Close 2049\n\n   * Stop ``protected-access`` exception for missing class attributes\n\n   * Don&#39;t emit `assignment-from-no-return` for decorated function nodes\n\n     Close 2385\n\n   * `unnecessary-pass` is now also emitted when a function or class contains only docstring and pass statement.\n\n      In Python, stubbed functions often have a body that contains just a single `pass` statement,\n      indicating that the function doesn&#39;t do anything. However, a stubbed function can also have just a\n      docstring, and function with a docstring and no body also does nothing.\n\n      Close 2208\n\n   * ``duplicate-argument-name`` is emitted for more than one duplicate argument per function\n\n      Close 1712\n\n   * Allow double indentation levels for more distinguishable indentations\n\n     Close 741\n\n   * Consider tuples in exception handler for ``try-except-raise``.\n     Close 2389\n\n   * Fix astroid.ClassDef check in checkers.utils.is_subclass_of\n\n   * Fix wildcard imports being ignored by the import checker\n\n   * Fix external/internal distinction being broken in the import graph\n\n   * Fix wildcard import check not skipping `__init__.py`\n\n     Close 2430\n\n   * Add new option to logging checker, ``logging_format_style``\n\n   * Fix --ignore-imports to understand multi-line imports\n\n     Close 1422\n     Close 2019\n\n   * Add a new check &#39;implicit-str-concat-in-sequence&#39; to spot string concatenation inside lists, sets &amp; tuples.\n\n   * ``literal-comparison`` is now emitted for 0 and 1 literals.\n   ```\n   \n  \n  \n   ### 2.1.1\n   ```\n   ===========================\n\nRelease date: 2018-08-07\n\n   * fix pylint crash due to ``misplaced-format-function`` not correctly handling class attribute.\n     Close 2384\n\n   * Do not emit \\*-builtin for Python 3 builtin checks when the builtin is used inside a try-except\n\n     Close PyCQA/pylint2228\n\n   * ``simplifiable-if-statement`` not emitted when dealing with subscripts\n   ```\n   \n  \n  \n   ### 2.1\n   ```\n   =========================\n\nRelease date: 2018-08-01\n   * `trailing-comma-tuple` gets emitted for ``yield`` statements as well.\n\n      Close 2363\n\n   * Get only the arguments of the scope function for `redefined-argument-from-local`\n\n     Close 2364\n\n   * Add a check `misplaced-format-function` which is emitted if format function is used on\n     non str object.\n\n     Close 2200\n\n   * `chain.from_iterable` no longer emits `dict-{}-not-iterating` when dealing with dict values and keys\n\n   * Demote the `try-except-raise` message from an error to a warning (E0705 -&gt; W0706)\n\n      Close 2323\n\n   * Correctly handle the new name of the Python implementation of the `abc` module.\n\n     Close PyCQA/astroid2288\n\n    * Modules with `__getattr__` are exempted by default from `no-member`\n\n      There&#39;s no easy way to figure out if a module has a particular member when\n      the said module uses `__getattr__`, which is a new addition to Python 3.7.\n      Instead we assume the safe thing to do, in the same way we do for classes,\n      and skip those modules from checking.\n\n      Close 2331\n\n    * Fix a false positive `invalid name` message when method or attribute name is longer then 30 characters.\n\n      Close 2047\n\n    * Include the type of the next branch in `no-else-return`\n\n      Close 2295\n\n    * Fix inconsistent behaviour for bad-continuation on first line of file\n\n      Close 2281\n\n     * Fix not being able to disable certain messages on the last line through\n       the global disable option\n\n       Close 2278\n\n    * Don&#39;t emit `useless-return` when we have a single statement that is the return itself\n\n      We still want to be explicit when a function is supposed to return\n      an optional value; even though `pass` could still work, it&#39;s not explicit\n      enough and the function might look like it&#39;s missing an implementation.\n      Close 2300\n\n   * Fix false-positive undefined-variable for self referential class name in lamdbas\n\n      Close 704\n\n    * Don&#39;t crash when `pylint` is unable to infer the value of an argument to `next()`\n\n      Close 2316\n\n    * Don&#39;t emit `not-an-iterable` when dealing with async iterators.\n\n      But do emit it when using the usual iteration protocol against\n      async iterators.\n\n      Close 2311\n\n   * Can specify a default docstring type for when the check cannot guess the type\n\n      Close 1169\n   ```\n   \n  \n  \n   ### 2.0\n   ```\n   =========================\n\nRelease date: 2018-07-15\n    * `try-except-raise` should not be emitted if there are any parent exception class handlers.\n\n       Close 2284\n\n    * `trailing-comma-tuple` can be emitted for `return` statements as well.\n\n       Close 2269\n\n    * Fix a false positive ``inconsistent-return-statements`` message when exception is raised\n      inside an else statement.\n\n      Close 1782\n\n    * `ImportFrom` nodes correctly use the full name for the import sorting checks.\n\n      Close 2181\n\n    * [].extend and similar builtin operations don&#39;t emit `dict-*-not-iterating` with the Python 3 porting checker\n\n      Close 2187\n\n    * Add a check `consider-using-dict-comprehension` which is emitted if for dict initialization\n      the old style with list comprehensions is used.\n\n    * Add a check `consider-using-set-comprehension` which is emitted if for set initialization\n      the old style with list comprehensions is used.\n\n    * `logging-not-lazy` is emitted whenever pylint infers that a string is built with addition\n\n      Close 2193\n\n    * Add a check `chained-comparison` which is emitted if a boolean operation can be simplified\n      by chaining some of its operations.\n      e.g &quot;a &lt; b and b &lt; c&quot;, can be simplified as &quot;a &lt; b &lt; c&quot;.\n\n      Close 2032\n\n    * Add a check `consider-using-in` for comparisons of a variable against\n      multiple values with &quot;==&quot; and &quot;or&quot;s instead of checking if the variable\n      is contained &quot;in&quot; a tuple of those values.\n\n    * `in` is considered iterating context for some of the Python 3 porting checkers\n\n      Close 2186\n\n    * Add `--ignore-none` flag to control if pylint should warn about `no-member` where the owner is None\n\n    * Fix a false positive related to `too-many-arguments` and bounded `__get__` methods\n\n      Close 2172\n\n    * `mcs` as the first parameter of metaclass&#39;s `__new__` method was replaced by `cls`\n\n      Close 2028\n\n    * `assignment-from-no-return` considers methods as well.\n\n       Close 2081\n\n    * Support typing.TYPE_CHECKING for *unused-import* errors\n\n      Close 1948\n\n    * Inferred classes at a function level no longer emit `invalid-name`\n      when they don&#39;t respect the variable regular expression\n\n      Close 1049\n\n    * Added basic support for postponed evaluation of function annotations.\n\n      Close 2069\n\n    * Fix a bug with `missing-kwoa` and variadics parameters\n\n      Close 1111\n\n    * `simplifiable-if-statement` takes in account only when assigning to same targets\n\n       Close 1984\n\n    * Make ``len-as-condition`` test more cases, such as ``len() &lt; 1`` or ``len &lt;= 0``\n\n    * Fix false-positive ``line-too-long`` message emission for\n      commented line at the end of a module\n\n      Close 1950\n\n    * Fix false-positive ``bad-continuation`` for with statements\n\n      Close 461\n\n    * Don&#39;t warn about `stop-iteration-return` when using `next()` over `itertools.count`\n\n      Close 2158\n\n    * Add a check `consider-using-get` for unidiomatic usage of value/default-retrieval\n      for a key from a dictionary\n\n      Close 2076\n\n    * invalid-slice-index is not emitted when the slice is used as index for a complex object.\n\n      We only use a handful of known objects (list, set and friends) to figure out if\n      we should emit invalid-slice-index when the slice is used to subscript an object.\n\n    * Don&#39;t emit `unused-import` anymore for typing imports used in type comments.\n\n    * Add a new check &#39;useless-import-alias&#39;.\n\n      Close 2052\n\n    * Add `comparison-with-callable` to warn for comparison with bare callable, without calling it.\n\n      Close 2082\n\n    * Don&#39;t warn for ``missing-type-doc`` and/or ``missing-return-type-doc``, if type\n      annotations exist on the function signature for a parameter and/or return type.\n      Close 2083\n\n    * Add `--exit-zero` option for continuous integration scripts to more\n      easily call Pylint in environments that abort when a program returns a\n      non-zero (error) status code.\n\n      Close 2042\n\n    * Warn if the first argument of an instance/ class method gets assigned\n\n      Close 977\n\n    * New check `comparison-with-itself` to check comparison between same value.\n\n      Close 2051\n\n    * Add a new warning, &#39;logging-fstring-interpolation&#39;, emitted when f-string\n      is used within logging function calls.\n\n      Close 1998\n\n    * Don&#39;t show &#39;useless-super-delegation&#39; if the subclass method has different type annotations.\n\n      Close 1923\n\n    * Add `unhashable-dict-key` check.\n\n      Closes 586\n\n    * Don&#39;t warn that a global variable is unused if it is defined by an import\n\n      Close 1453\n\n    * Skip wildcard import check for `__init__.py`.\n\n      Close 2026\n\n    * The Python 3 porting mode can now run with Python 3 as well.\n\n    * `too-few-public-methods` is not emitted for dataclasses.\n\n       Close 1793\n\n    * New verbose mode option, enabled with `--verbose` command line flag, to\n      display of extra non-checker-related output. It is disabled by default.\n\n      Close 1863\n\n    * `undefined-loop-variable` takes in consideration non-empty iterred objects before emitting\n\n      Close 2039\n\n    * Add support for numpydoc optional return value names.\n\n      Close 2030\n\n    * `singleton-comparison` accounts for negative checks\n\n      Close 2037\n\n    * Add a check `consider-using-in` for comparisons of a variable against\n      multiple values with &quot;==&quot; and &quot;or&quot;s instead of checking if the variable\n      is contained &quot;in&quot; a tuple of those values.\n\n      Close 1977\n\n    * defaultdict and subclasses of dict are now handled for dict-iter-* checks\n\n      Close 2005\n\n    * `logging-format-interpolation` also emits when f-strings are used instead of % syntax.\n\n      Close 1788\n\n    * Don&#39;t trigger misplaced-bare-raise when the raise is in a finally clause\n\n      Close 1924\n\n    * Add a new check, `possibly-unused-variable`.\n\n      This is similar to `unused-variable`, the only difference is that it is\n      emitted when we detect a locals() call in the scope of the unused variable.\n      The `locals()` call could potentially use the said variable, by consuming\n      all values that are present up to the point of the call. This new check\n      allows to disable this error when the user intentionally uses `locals()`\n      to consume everything.\n\n      Close 1909.\n\n    * `no-else-return` accounts for multiple cases\n\n       The check was a bit overrestrictive because we were checking for\n       return nodes in the .orelse node. At that point though the if statement\n       can be refactored to not have the orelse. This improves the detection of\n       other cases, for instance it now detects TryExcept nodes that are part of\n       the .else branch.\n\n       Close 1852\n\n    * Added two new checks, `invalid-envvar-value` and `invalid-envvar-default`.\n\n      The former is trigger whenever pylint detects that environment variable manipulation\n      functions uses a different type than strings, while the latter is emitted whenever\n      the said functions are using a default variable of different type than expected.\n\n    * Add a check `consider-using-join` for concatenation of strings using str.join(sequence)\n\n      Close 1952\n\n    * Add a check `consider-swap-variables` for swapping variables with tuple unpacking\n\n      Close 1922\n\n    * Add new checker `try-except-raise` that warns the user if an except handler block\n      has a ``raise`` statement as its first operator. The warning is shown when there is\n      a bare raise statement, effectively re-raising the exception that was caught or the\n      type of the exception being raised is the same as the one being handled.\n\n    * Don&#39;t crash on invalid strings when checking for `logging-format-interpolation`\n\n      Close 1944\n\n    * Exempt `__doc__` from triggering a `redefined-builtin`\n\n      `__doc__` can be used to specify a docstring for a module without\n      passing it as a first-statement string.\n\n    * Fix false positive bad-whitespace from function arguments with default\n      values and annotations\n\n      Close 1831\n\n    * Fix stop-iteration-return false positive when next builtin has a\n      default value in a generator\n\n      Close 1830\n\n    * Fix emission of false positive ``no-member`` message for class with  &quot;private&quot; attributes whose name is mangled.\n\n      Close 1643\n\n    * Fixed a crash which occurred when `Uninferable` wasn&#39;t properly handled in `stop-iteration-return`\n\n      Close 1779\n\n    * Use the proper node to get the name for redefined functions (1792)\n\n      Close 1774\n\n    * Don&#39;t crash when encountering bare raises while checking inconsistent returns\n\n      Close 1773\n\n    * Fix a false positive ``inconsistent-return-statements`` message when if statement is inside try/except.\n\n      Close 1770\n\n    * Fix a false positive ``inconsistent-return-statements`` message when while loop are used.\n\n      Close 1772\n\n    * Correct column number for whitespace conventions.\n\n      Previously the column was stuck at 0\n\n      Close 1649\n\n    * Fix ``unused-argument`` false positives with overshadowed variable in\n      dictionary comprehension.\n\n      Close 1731\n\n    * Fix false positive ``inconsistent-return-statements`` message when never\n      returning functions are used (i.e sys.exit for example).\n\n      Close 1771\n\n    * Fix error when checking if function is exception, as in ``bad-exception-context``.\n\n    * Fix false positive ``inconsistent-return-statements`` message when a\n      function is defined under an if statement.\n\n      Close 1794\n\n    * New ``useless-return`` message when function or method ends with a &quot;return&quot; or\n      &quot;return None&quot; statement and this is the only return statement in the body.\n\n    * Fix false positive ``inconsistent-return-statements`` message by\n      avoiding useless exception inference if the exception is not handled.\n\n      Close 1794 (second part)\n\n    * Fix bad thread instantiation check when target function is provided in args.\n\n      Close 1840\n\n    * Fixed false positive when a numpy Attributes section follows a Parameters\n      section\n\n      Close 1867\n\n    * Fix incorrect file path when file absolute path contains multiple ``path_strip_prefix`` strings.\n\n      Close 1120\n\n    * Fix false positive undefined-variable for lambda argument in class definitions\n\n      Close 1824\n\n    * Add of a new checker that warns the user if some messages are enabled or disabled\n      by id instead of symbol.\n\n      Close 1599\n\n    * Suppress false-positive ``not-callable`` messages from certain\n      staticmethod descriptors\n\n      Close 1699\n\n    * Fix indentation handling with tabs\n\n      Close 1148\n\n    * Fix false-positive ``bad-continuation`` error\n\n      Close 638\n\n    * Fix false positive unused-variable in lambda default arguments\n\n      Close 1921\n      Close 1552\n      Close 1099\n      Close 210\n\n    * Updated the default report format to include paths that can be clicked on in some terminals (e.g. iTerm).\n\n    * Fix inline def behavior with ``too-many-statements`` checker\n\n      Close 1978\n\n    * Fix `KeyError` raised when using docparams and NotImplementedError is documented.\n\n      Close 2102\n\n    * Fix &#39;method-hidden&#39; raised when assigning to a property or data descriptor.\n\n    * Fix emitting ``useless-super-delegation`` when changing the default value of keyword arguments.\n\n      Close 2022\n\n    * Expand ignored-argument-names include starred arguments and keyword arguments\n\n      Close 2214\n\n    * Fix false-postive undefined-variable in nested lambda\n\n      Close 760\n\n    * Fix false-positive ``bad-whitespace`` message for typing annoatations\n      with ellipses in them\n\n      Close 1992\n   ```\n   \n  \n  \n   ### 1.9\n   ```\n   =========================\n\nRelease date: 2018-05-15\n\n    * Added two new Python 3 porting checks, `exception-escape` and `comprehension-escape`\n\n      These two are emitted whenever pylint detects that a variable defined in the\n      said blocks is used outside of the given block. On Python 3 these values are deleted.\n\n    * Added a new `deprecated-sys-function`, emitted when accessing removed sys members.\n\n    * Added `xreadlines-attribute`, emitted when the `xreadlines()` attribute is accessed.\n\n    * The Python 3 porting mode can now run with Python 3 as well.\n\n    * docparams extension allows abstract methods to document what overriding\n      implementations should return, and to raise NotImplementedError without\n      documenting it.\n\n      Closes 2044\n\n    * Special methods do not count towards `too-few-methods`,\n      and are considered part of the public API.\n\n    * Enum classes do not trigger `too-few-methods`\n\n      Close 605\n\n    * Added a new Python 2/3 check for accessing `operator.div`, which is removed in Python 3\n\n      Close 1936\n\n    * Added a new Python 2/3 check for accessing removed urllib functions\n\n      Close 1997\n   ```\n   \n  \n  \n   ### 1.8.1\n   ```\n   ===========================\n\nRelease date: 2017-12-15\n\n    * Wrong version number in __pkginfo__.\n   ```\n   \n  \n  \n   ### 1.8\n   ```\n   =========================\n\nRelease date: 2017-12-15\n\n    * Respect disable=... in config file when running with --py3k.\n\n    * New warning `shallow-copy-environ` added\n\n      Shallow copy of os.environ doesn&#39;t work as people may expect. os.environ\n      is not a dict object but rather a proxy object, so any changes made\n      on copy may have unexpected effects on os.environ\n\n      Instead of copy.copy(os.environ) method os.environ.copy() should be\n      used.\n\n      See https://bugs.python.org/issue15373 for details.\n\n      Close 1301\n\n    * Do not display no-absolute-import warning multiple times per file.\n\n    * `trailing-comma-tuple` refactor check now extends to assignment with\n       more than one element (such as lists)\n\n      Close 1713\n\n    * Fixing u&#39;&#39; string in superfluous-parens message\n\n      Close 1420\n\n    * `abstract-class-instantiated` is now emitted for all inference paths.\n\n       Close 1673\n\n    * Add set of predefined naming style to ease configuration of checking\n      naming conventions.\n\n      Closes 1013\n\n    * Added a new check, ``keyword-arg-before-vararg``\n\n      This is emitted for function definitions\n      in which keyword arguments are placed before variable\n      positional arguments (\\*args).\n\n      This may lead to args list getting modified if keyword argument&#39;s value\n      is not provided in the function call assuming it will take default value\n      provided in the definition.\n\n    * The `invalid-name` check contains the name of the template that caused the failure\n\n      Close 1176\n\n    * Using the -j flag won&#39;t start more child linters than needed.\n\n      Contributed by Roman Ivanov in 1614\n\n    * Fix a false positive with bad-python3-import on relative imports\n\n      Close 1608\n\n    * Added a new Python 3 check, ``non-ascii-bytes-literals``\n\n      Close 1545\n\n    * Added a couple of new Python 3 checks for accessing dict methods in non-iterable context\n\n    * Protocol checks (not-a-mapping, not-an-iterable and co.) aren&#39;t emitted on classes with dynamic getattr\n\n    * Added a new warning, &#39;bad-thread-instantiation&#39;\n\n      This message is emitted when the threading.Thread class does not\n      receive the target argument, but receives just one argument, which\n      is by default the group parameter.\n\n      Close 1327\n\n    * In non-quiet mode, absolute path of used config file is logged to\n      standard error.\n      Close 1519\n\n    * Raise meaningful exception for invalid reporter class being selected\n\n      When unknown reporter class will be selected as Pylint reporter,\n      meaningful error message would be raised instead of bare ``ImportError``\n      or ``AttribueError`` related to module or reporter class being not found.\n      Close 1388\n\n    * Added a new Python 3 check for accessing removed functions from itertools\n      like ``izip`` or ``ifilterfalse``\n\n    * Added a new Python 3 check for accessing removed fields from the types\n      module like ``UnicodeType`` or ``XRangeType``\n\n    * Added a new Python 3 check for declaring a method ``next`` that would have\n      been treated as an iterator in Python 2 but a normal function in Python 3.\n\n    * Added a new key-value pair in json output. The key is ``message-id``\n      and the value is the message id.\n      Close 1512\n\n    * Added a new Python 3.0 check for raising a StopIteration inside a generator.\n      The check about raising a StopIteration inside a generator is also valid if the exception\n      raised inherit from StopIteration.\n      Close 1385\n\n    * Added a new warning, ``raising-format-tuple``, to detect multi-argument\n      exception construction instead of message string formatting.\n\n    * Added a new check for method of logging module that concatenate string via + operator\n      Close 1479\n\n    * Added parameter for limiting number of suggestions in spellchecking checkers\n\n    * Fix a corner-case in ``consider-using-ternary`` checker.\n\n      When object ``A`` used in  ``X and A or B`` was falsy in boolean context,\n      Pylint incorrectly emitted non-equivalent ternary-based suggestion.\n      After a change message is correctly not emitted for this case.\n      Close 1559\n\n    * Added ``suggestion-mode`` configuration flag. When flag is enabled, informational\n      message is emitted instead of cryptic error message for attributes accessed on\n      c-extensions.\n      Close 1466\n\n    * Fix a false positive ``useless-super-delegation`` message when\n      parameters default values are different from those used in the base class.\n      Close 1085\n\n    * Disabling &#39;wrong-import-order&#39;, &#39;wrong-import-position&#39;, or\n      &#39;ungrouped-imports&#39; for a single line now prevents that line from\n      triggering violations on subsequent lines.\n\n      Close 1336\n\n    * Added a new Python check for inconsistent return statements inside method or function.\n      Close 1267\n\n    * Fix ``superfluous-parens`` false positive related to handling logical statements\n      involving ``in`` operator.\n\n      Close 574\n\n    * ``function-redefined`` message is no longer emitted for functions and\n      methods which names matches dummy variable name regular expression.\n      Close 1369\n\n    * Fix ``missing-param-doc`` and ``missing-type-doc`` false positives when\n      mixing ``Args`` and ``Keyword Args`` in Google docstring.\n      Close 1409\n\n     * Fix ``missing-docstring`` false negatives when modules, classes, or methods\n       consist of compound statements that exceed the ``docstring-min-length``\n\n    * Fix ``useless-else-on-loop`` false positives when break statements are\n      deeply nested inside loop.\n      Close 1661\n\n    * Fix no ``wrong-import-order`` message emitted on ordering of first and third party\n      libraries. With this fix, pylint distinguishes third and first party\n      modules when checking import order.\n      Close 1702\n\n    * Fix ``pylint disable=fixme`` directives ignored for comments following the\n      last statement in a file.\n      Close 1681\n\n    * Fix ``line-too-long`` message deactivated by wrong disable directive.\n      The directive ``disable=fixme`` doesn&#39;t deactivate anymore the emission\n      of ``line-too-long`` message for long commented lines.\n      Close 1741\n\n    * If the rcfile specified on the command line doesn&#39;t exist, then an\n      IOError exception is raised.\n      Close 1747\n\n    * Fix the wrong scope of the ``disable=`` directive after a commented line.\n      For example when a ``disable=line-too-long`` directive is at the end of\n      a long commented line, it no longer disables the emission of ``line-too-long``\n      message for lines that follow.\n      Close 1742\n   ```\n   \n  \n  \n   ### 1.7.1\n   ```\n   ===========================\n\nRelease date: 2017-04-17\n\n    * Fix a false positive which occurred when an exception was reraised\n\n      Close 1419\n\n    * Fix a false positive of ``disallow-trailing-tuple``\n\n      The check was improved by verifying for non-terminating newlines, which\n      should exempt function calls and function definitions from the check\n      Close 1424\n   ```\n   \n  \n  \n   ### 1.7\n   ```\n   =========================\n\nRelease date: 2017-04-13\n\n    * Don&#39;t emit missing-final-newline or trailing-whitespace for formfeeds (page breaks).\n\n      Close 1218 and 1219\n\n    * Don&#39;t emit by default no-member if we have opaque inference objects in the inference results\n\n      This is controlled through the new flag ignore-on-opaque-inference, which is by\n      default True. The inference can return  multiple potential results while\n      evaluating a Python object, but some branches might not be evaluated, which\n      results in partial inference. In that case, it might be useful to still emit\n      no-member and other checks for the rest of the inferred objects.\n\n    * Added new message `assign-to-new-keyword` to warn about assigning to names which\n      will become a keyword in future Python releases.\n\n      Close 1351\n\n    * Split the &#39;missing or differing&#39; in parameter documentation in different error.\n      &#39;differing-param-doc&#39; covers the differing part of the old &#39;missing-param-doc&#39;,\n      and &#39;differing-type-doc&#39; covers the differing part of the old &#39;missing-type-doc&#39;\n\n      Close 1342\n\n    * Added a new error, &#39;used-prior-global-declaration&#39;, which is emitted when a name\n      is used prior a global declaration in a function. This causes a SyntaxError in\n      Python 3.6\n\n      Close 1257\n\n    * The protocol checks are emitting their messages when a special method is set to None.\n\n      Close 1263\n\n    * Properly detect if imported name is assigned to same name in different\n      scope.\n\n      Close 636, 848, 851, and 900\n\n    * Require one space for annotations with type hints, as per PEP 8.\n\n    * &#39;trailing-comma-tuple&#39; check was added\n\n      This message is emitted when pylint finds an one-element tuple,\n      created by a stray comma. This can suggest a potential problem in the\n      code and it is recommended to use parantheses in order to emphasise the\n      creation of a tuple, rather than relying on the comma itself.\n\n    * Don&#39;t emit not-callable for instances with unknown bases.\n\n      Close 1213\n\n    * Treat keyword only arguments the same as positional arguments with regard to unused-argument check\n\n    * Don&#39;t try to access variables defined in a separate scope when checking for ``protected-access``\n\n    * Added new check to detect incorrect usage of len(SEQUENCE) inside\n      test conditions.\n\n    * Added new extension to detect comparisons against empty string constants\n\n    * Added new extension to detect comparisons of integers against zero\n\n    * Added new error conditions for &#39;bad-super-call&#39;\n\n      Now detects ``super(type(self), self)`` and ``super(self.__class__, self)``\n      which can lead to recursion loop in derived classes.\n\n    * PyLinter.should_analyze_file has a new optional parameter, called `is_argument`\n\n      Close 1079\n\n    * Add attribute hints for missing members\n\n      Closes 1035\n\n    * Add a new warning, &#39;redefined-argument-from-local&#39;\n\n      Closes 649\n\n    * Support inline comments for comma separated values in the config file\n\n      Closes 1024\n\n    * epylint.py_run&#39;s *script* parameter was removed.\n\n    * epylint.py_run now uses ``shell=False`` for running the underlying process.\n\n      Closes 441\n\n    * Added a new warning, &#39;useless-super-delegation&#39;\n\n      Close 839.\n\n    * Added a new error, &#39;invalid-metaclass&#39;, raised when\n      we can detect that a class is using an improper metaclass.\n\n      Close 579\n\n    * Added a new refactoring message, &#39;literal-comparison&#39;.\n\n      Close 786\n\n    * arguments-differ takes in consideration kwonlyargs and variadics\n\n      Close 983\n\n    * Removed --optimized-ast. Part of 975.\n\n    * Removed --files-output option. Part of 975.\n\n    * Removed pylint-gui from the package.\n\n    * Removed the HTML reporter. Part of 975.\n\n    * ignored-argument-names is now used for ignoring arguments for unused-variable check.\n\n      This option was used for ignoring arguments when computing the correct number of arguments\n      a function should have, but for handling the arguments with regard\n      to unused-variable check, dummy-variables-rgx was used instead. Now, ignored-argument-names\n      is used for its original purpose and also for ignoring the matched arguments for\n      the unused-variable check. This offers a better control of what should be ignored\n      and how.\n      Also, the same option was moved from the design checker to the variables checker,\n      which means that the option now appears under the ``[VARIABLES]`` section inside\n      the configuration file.\n      Close 862.\n\n    * Fix a false positive for keyword variadics with regard to keyword only arguments.\n\n      If a keyword only argument was necessary for a function, but that function was called\n      with keyword variadics (\\**kwargs), then we were emitting a missing-kwoa false positive,\n      which is now fixed.\n\n      Close 934.\n\n    * Fix some false positives with unknown sized variadics.\n\n      Close 878\n\n    * Added a new extension, check_docstring, for checking PEP 257 conventions.\n\n      Closes 868.\n\n    * config files with BOM markers can now be read.\n\n      Close 864.\n\n    * epylint.py_run does not crash on big files, using .communicate() instead of .wait()\n\n      Close 599\n\n    * Disable reports by default and show the evaluation score by default\n\n      As per discussion from issue 746, the reports were disabled by\n      default in order to simplify the interaction between the tool\n      and the users. The score is still shown by default, as a way of\n      closely measuring when it increases or decreases due to changes\n      brought to the code.\n\n    * Disable the information category messages by default.\n\n      This is a step towards making pylint more sane, as\n      per the discussion from issue 746.\n\n    * Catch more cases as not proper iterables for __slots__ with\n      regard to invalid-slots pattern. Closes issue 775.\n\n    * empty indent strings are rejected.\n\n    * Added a new error, &#39;relative-beyond-top-level&#39;, which is emitted\n      when a relative import was attempted beyond the top level package.\n\n      Closes issue 588.\n\n    * Added a new warning, &#39;unsupported-assignment-operation&#39;, which is\n      emitted when item assignment is tried on an object which doesn&#39;t\n      have this ability. Closes issue 591.\n\n    * Added a new warning, &#39;unsupported-delete-operation&#39;, which is\n      emitted when item deletion is tried on an object which doesn&#39;t\n      have this ability. Closes issue 592.\n\n    * Fix a false positive of &#39;redundant-returns-doc&#39;, occurred when the documented\n      function was using *yield* instead of *return*.\n\n      Closes issue 984.\n\n    * Fix false positives of &#39;missing-[raises|params|type]-doc&#39; due to not\n      recognizing keyword synonyms supported by Sphinx.\n\n    * Added a new refactoring message, &#39;consider-merging-isinstance&#39;, which is\n      emitted whenever we can detect that consecutive isinstance calls can be\n      merged together.\n\n      Closes issue 968\n\n    * Fix a false positive of &#39;missing-param-doc&#39; and &#39;missing-type-doc&#39;,\n      occurred when a class docstring uses the &#39;For the parameters, see&#39;\n      magic string but the class __init__ docstring does not, or vice versa.\n\n    * `redefined-outer-name` is now also emitted when a nested loop&#39;s target\n      variable is the same as a target variable in an outer loop.\n\n      Closes issue 911.\n\n    * Added proper exception type inference for &#39;missing-raises-doc&#39;.\n\n    * Added InvalidMessageError exception class to replace asserts in\n      pylint.utils.\n\n    * More thorough validation in MessagesStore.register_messages() to avoid\n      one message accidentally overwriting another.\n\n    * InvalidMessageError, UnknownMessage, and EmptyReport exceptions are\n      moved to the new pylint.exceptions submodule.\n\n    * UnknownMessage and EmptyReport are renamed to UnknownMessageError and\n      EmptyReportError.\n\n    * Warnings &#39;missing-returns-type-doc&#39; and &#39;missing-yields-type-doc&#39;\n      have each been split into two warnings - &#39;missing-[return|yield]-doc&#39;\n      and &#39;missing-[return|yield]-type-doc&#39;.\n\n    * Added epytext support to docparams extension.\n\n      Closes 1029.\n\n    * Support having plugins with the same name and with options defined\n\n      Closes 1018\n\n    * Sort configuration options in a section\n\n      Closes 1087\n\n    * Added a new Python 3 warning around implementing &#39;__div__&#39;, &#39;__idiv__&#39;, or\n      &#39;__rdiv__&#39; as those methods are phased out in Python 3.\n\n    * Added a new warning, &#39;overlapping-except&#39;, which is\n      emitted when two exceptions in the same except-clause are aliases\n      for each other or one exceptions is an ancestor of another.\n\n    * Avoid crashing on ill-formatted strings when checking for string formatting errors.\n\n    * Added a new Python 3 warning for calling &#39;str.encode&#39; or &#39;str.decode&#39; with a non-text\n      encoding.\n\n    * Added new coding convention message, &#39;single-string-used-for-slots&#39;.\n\n      Closes 1166\n\n    * Added a new Python 3 check for accessing &#39;sys.maxint&#39; which was removed in Python 3 in favor\n      of &#39;sys.maxsize&#39;\n\n    * Added a new Python 3 check for bad imports.\n\n    * Added a new Python 3 check for accessing deprecated string functions.\n\n    * Do not warn about unused arguments or function being redefined in singledispatch\n      registered implementations.\n\n      Closes 1032 and 1034\n\n    * Added refactoring message &#39;no-else-return&#39;.\n\n    * Improve unused-variable checker to warn about unused variables in module scope.\n\n      Closes 919\n\n    * Ignore modules import as _ when checking for unused imports.\n\n      Closes 1190\n\n    * Improve handing of Python 3 classes with metaclasses declared in nested scopes.\n\n      Closes 1177\n\n    * Added refactoring message &#39;consider-using-ternary&#39;.\n\n      Closes 1204\n\n    * Bug-fix for false-positive logging-format-interpolation` when format specifications\n      are used in formatted string.\n\n      Fixes 572\n\n    * Added a new switch ``single-line-class-stmt`` to allow single-line declaration\n      of empty class bodies.\n\n      Closes 738\n\n    * Protected access in form `type(self)._attribute` are now allowed.\n\n      Fixes 1031\n\n    * Let the user modify msg-template when Pylint is called from a Python script\n\n      Fixes 1269\n\n    * Imports checker supports new switch ``allow-wildcard-with-all`` which disables\n      warning on wildcard import when imported module defines `__all__` variable.\n\n      Fixes 831\n\n    * `too-many-format-args` and `too-few-format-args` are emitted correctly when\n      starred expression are used in RHS tuple.\n\n      Fixes 957\n\n    * `cyclic-import` checker supports local disable clauses. 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