Python f-string E999-Syntar Error invalid syntax
See original GitHub issueHello,
I have experienced this error message
at this line:
self.assertRedirects(response, f'/lists/{new_list.id}/')
The ') signs are only underlined and flake says it is invalid syntax
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I had flake8 installed for both python2 and python3 and flake8 was being defaulted to python2, so I did the following to resolve the issue
The solution that worked for me is that from @Trivikram1. I essentially had to do
even though my original flake8 installation was installed to my python3 virtual env using pip, it was the python2 version of flake8. You can tell the difference by looking at the CPython version number printed by the
flake8 --version
command. Before reinstalling, the CPython version printed was “2.7.15”, but after reinstalling withpip3
, the CPython version was “3.6.5”.