Hi all. Okay, I’m confused. I’m trying to address or eliminate this error

No name 'BaseModel' in module 'pydantic' (no-name-in-module)

from pylint in my project, but I’m having no luck. No change to my pyproject.toml or pants.toml or .pylintrc file seems to make any difference. Got any suggestions where to look? To be honest I’m not sure pylint is using my .pylintrc file… 😞

I am not familiar w/ pydantic, but I think it is useful to add relevant plugins to pylint so it better understand different frameworks. We add pylint-django, you might want to add https://github.com/fcfangcc/pylint-pydantic to the pylint plugins. This is done via the

[pylint].extra_requirements

option.

also, independently of any particularly linter, you’ll want to ensure that

./pants dependencies $file_in_question

actually shows

pydantic

(matching your

import

statement)… if it doesn’t, then Pants won’t know to put it in the sandbox

@polite-garden-50641 Again, maybe I’m being dense, but I’ve tried a few iterations of doing what you suggest, and always get an error. This what I just tried in my pants.toml file:

[pylint]
PANTS_PYLINT_CONFIG = "config/.pylintrc"

When I run

./pants lint ::

I get this:

17:17:07.90 [INFO] Initializing scheduler...
17:17:08.06 [INFO] Scheduler initialized.
17:17:08.08 [ERROR] Invalid option 'PANTS_PYLINT_CONFIG' under [pylint] in /Users/dfarrell/projects/rh/recurring-payment/pants.toml
17:17:08.08 [ERROR] Invalid config entries detected. See log for details on which entries to update or remove.
(Specify --no-verify-config to disable this check.)

Do I need to do something explicit to add pydantic?

if you have an explicit

import

of pydantic, then yes… if you do not have an explicit

import

of pydantic, and it is instead a transitive dependency, then no: it should be added to the sandbox for

pylint

automatically, because

pylint

uses the transitive dependencies of your code

PANTS_PYLINT_CONFIG

is how you would set that option as an env var. You want

[pylint]
config = "config/.pylintrc"

Sigh, I’m still so confused. I added:

[pylint]
config = "config/.pylintrc"

To my `pants.toml file, and it seems to be reading the file, but I’m still getting

R0903: Too few public methods (0/2) (too-few-public-methods)

errors from my files even though I have

disable=too-few-public-methods

In my

.pylintrc

file. 😞

I doubt Pants is doing anything to break them, or at least not purposely, maybe the pylint version being used doesn’t support disabling by name?

@happy-kitchen-89482 I’ll give that a try, thanks for your continued help with my issues. 🙂