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It seems that the failures for pylint have [pylint] prepended to the filename in the failure output:
It would be great to have [mypy] prepended to the filenames of the errors that belong to mypy (the second list of errors on the picture above). Or is this something that can be somehow configured in mypy and/or somewhere in pytest?
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This indeed does work well, thank you! Could we consider to make this the default option? I've found it to be quite useful to see which plugin a given failure belongs to.
Other plugins I use seem to do this by default (somewhat):
It seems that the failures for pylint have
[pylint]
prepended to the filename in the failure output:It would be great to have
[mypy]
prepended to the filenames of the errors that belong to mypy (the second list of errors on the picture above). Or is this something that can be somehow configured in mypy and/or somewhere in pytest?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: