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Pylint should be installed globally instead of installing it per interpreter

See original GitHub issue

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currently:

After click the install button, will install pylint into pipenv use command: pipenv install pylint --dev.

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Created 5 years ago
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DonJayamannecommented, Aug 6, 2018

I was under the impression that tools such as pylint and other such dev dependencies we’re to be installed on each interpreter. When using pipenv, these are perfect candidates for dev dependencies.

If you do not wish to be prompted every time, then you can go into the user settings.json file and configure the path to pylint in python.linting.pylintPath setting. However this will have a number of problems. E.g. if you do not have requests module installed in your global interpreters but you are using requests in your local pipenv environment, then pylint will throw linter washings about not being able to listen the requests module. I.e. how you use pylint is up to you.

/Cc @qubitron @brettcannon

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DonJayamannecommented, Aug 7, 2018

Seems ${config:python.pythonPath} wont work in python-vscode.

Please create a separate issue for this.

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