am new to working on jenkins. am trying to integrate pylint with jenkins build.In my jenkins file am saying it to scan all the files with .py extension and deploy only if jenkins build score is greater than 9/10. I have a situation where I need to tell pylint to explicitly ignore certain files. I went through pylint documentation and found that we can use pylint-ignore or add files to ignore section in pylint.cfg file
my jenkins scan code looks like below
stage('Code Scan - Python') {
steps{
script {
sh '''
eval $(pylint --version --rcfile=pylint.cfg $(find . -type f -name "*.py") --output-format=parseable -r y > pylint.log)
pip install pylint-ignore
pylint-ignore --rcfile=pylint.cfg pandas,numpy,psycopg2,node_modules,numpy-1.20.1.dist-info,pytz,six-1.15.0.dist-info,six.py,numpy.libs,dateutil,pydash,python_dateutil-2.8.1.dist-info
cat pylint.log
pylint-fail-under --fail_under 9.0 pylint-ignore --rcfile=pylint.cfg pandas,numpy,psycopg2,node_modules,numpy-1.20.1.dist-info,pytz,six-1.15.0.dist-info,six.py,numpy.libs,dateutil,pydash,python_dateutil-2.8.1.dist-info --rcfile=pylint.cfg --output-format=parseable -r y
'''
}
}
}
I get this error
Invalid path, does not exist: pylint-ignore.md
But If i execute
pylint --rcfile=omni-eventing-pub-sub-tmp/pylint.cfg omni-eventing-pub-sub-tmp
from my command line, it ignore all the files that i specified in my pylint.cfg file with .py extension like
ignore=pandas,numpy,psycopg2
and gives me a score. I am trying to do the same with jenkins and having a hard time
I had to specify -path and pass the directory in which I have my .py files