from .async import check_async ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax

[afsneto]

Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Users\AlcidesNeto.atom\packages\linter-pylama\bin\pylama.py", line 12, in from pylama.main import shell File "C:\Users\AlcidesNeto.atom\packages\linter-pylama\bin\pylama\main.py", line 10 from .async import check_async ^ SyntaxError: invalid syntax

[gmist]

Do you use Python >= 3.7?

[Nandha95]

I have this issue as well, and my python version is 3.7.1 .

[Nandha95]

Works fine after reverting back to Python 3.6

[SuperOxigen]

As of python 3.7, async became a reserved keyword, more info here.

Issue is the relative import of bin/pylama/async.py in bin/pylama/main.py. The easy fix would be to rename async.py to something else and updating the import statement in main.py. Perhaps async_worker.py?

[claudiodsf]

I fixed the problem by installing pylava and using it as external option, as discussed in #100.

[ghost]

Same issue with Python 3.7.3

[Arcanemagus]

This issue is caused by the bundled version of pylama being quite out of date.

You can either:

• Follow Update pylama to 7.6.6 (Python 3.7 support) #112 for updates on getting the bundled version of pylama to work with Python 3.7+
• Go into the settings and change to using the "External" version of pylama, making sure that you have installed it on your system of course

I personally use the second option as you aren't tied down to the out of date bundled version.

[bxmoreira]

Second option is way better! thanks @Arcanemagus

Folks before changing pylama settings to "External". Go to cmd and pip install pylama.

Ciao!

[lcoi]

it works

[ilubnon]

with Python 3.10.0 works.