Updated 'pylint' to the latest version 2.0.1.
Moved Python 2 support to a separate package.
Full changelog available here.
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- R3714:f18dca14e7cd: Update pylint to 2.0.1
Installed and ran 'pylint --version' which reported the correct versions for
'pylint' and 'python-astroid'.
Tested linting several Python files with 'pylint' reporting the correct errors.
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I dropped Python 2 support because pylint itself no longer supports Python 2. Here is an issue which was closed on the 9th of May saying that pylint 2.0 will be dropping support for Python 2. This is the same for python-astroid.
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I missed that you accepted this before I updated it to 2.0.1. Sorry it's only a minor change which fixes a crash.
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Would this not mean having to drop spyder as a package since it no longer has python2 version of pylint
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I went ahead and built spyder and installed it and @sunnyflunk is correct. Updating pylint to 2.0 or above would mean that spyder will not work correctly. As far as I can see there could be three solutions to this. The first being to separate the pylint package into python2/3 versions keeping the python 2 version at 1.9 which IIRC will have python 2 support until 2020. The second solution would be to leave pylint at version 1.9 and see what the spyder developers do about the depreciation of python 2 support for pylint. The last would be to remove spyder but this seems a little extreme.