Internal pylama doesn't support f-strings

[prurph]

It seems like the version of pylama used by linter-pylama doesn't support f-strings, e.g. `f"string {interpolation}".

[naoliden]

I have the same issue. And also, it doesn't support variable annotations e.g.:

or

I think it lacks support for python 3.6 syntax. Is there any way to fix this?

[Arcanemagus]

It looks like there is a "Pylama Version" setting that defaults to internal. Changing that to external will allow the usage of regular pylama 😕.

@gmist Issues like this are exactly why I don't like maintaining bundled versions of tools in other providers.

[gmist]

The problem is not in bundled versions of pylama, but in the default Python2 interpreter. In this case it does not matter, it will be a regular pylama or bundled... Just need to specify the right interpreter version, like

voilà

[naoliden]

I am fairly new to all this, what do you mean @Arcanemagus ?
setting pylama to external means that I have to set the path to somewhere where I would have installed a different version of pylama? why is that better?

@gmist 's solution worked perfectly, I just set the path to where I have python 3.6
Thanks a lot!

[awang-argoai]

@gmist @Norman123123 Sorry I am new to pylama, where is this pylama config file to set the interpreter?

[wjandrea]

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