Enable linters also on Jupyter notebooks
See original GitHub issueWhen we work with *.py files, we can select a Linter (e.g. flake8
) and it will support us to be PEP8 complaint. Hence, I’m asking for the same functionality, but in the *.ipynb files.
Is there any chance this feature will be included in future releases?
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Thanks @antoniolanza1996, we will discuss where this lands on our roadmap during our next triage meeting
@MarthinusBosman The LSP specification 3.17 which adds the Notebook support was published recently. The Python LSP implementation that we depend on
pygls
(an external project) is working on updating to the LSP 3.17 spec. Once that is done, we can start enabling this in the tools specific extensions, likepylint
here https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-pylint/issues/20 andflake8
here https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-flake8/issues/31