I'm not a Windows user, however I think you can try to understand what happens with these questions. - is there 2 versions of Python (eg: python2 and python3) - where are flake8.exe and pyflakes.exe located? - if you run the python interpreter and "import pyflakes" and "import flake8", does it works? - how did you install flake8 and pyflakes? - did you check if pip and setuptools are up-to-date (pip install -U pip setuptools) Finally, you could try removing both and re-installing flake8 only (pip install flake8). -- Florent 2014-07-01 22:33 GMT+02:00 Steven Tilley II <stilley2@jhmi.edu>:
Florent and Ian, Thanks for the quick reply. flake8 --version doesn't show pyflakes, so I guess it isn't getting detected. However, I can call pyflakes directly from the command line and it will detect errors. Thanks again, Steve
Hello,
Some hints to help you:
you can list the dependencies and their versions
flake8 --version
you can try forcing the detection with
flake8 --select E,F,W your_project_dir
Or try also with Pyflakes directly ...
pyflakes your_project_dir
This is a good start.
-- Florent
2014-07-01 20:33 GMT+02:00 Steven Tilley II <stilley2@jhmi.edu>:
Flake8 devs, I have been having a problem with flake8 not finding pyflakes errors on windows. I was wondering how I can go about debugging this issue. Thanks Steve _______________________________________________ code-quality mailing list code-quality@python.org https://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/code-quality