E1305
Error prone
Warning
Too many arguments for format string
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I1101
Error prone
Warning
Variable is accessed for non-existent member of C extension
W0129
Error prone
Warning
Assert statement has a string literal as its first argument and the assert will never fail.
W0143
Error prone
Warning
Comparing against a callable (parenthesis needed)
W0602
Error prone
Warning
Global variable used but not assigned
W0614
Error prone
Warning
Unused import from another module
W0641
Error prone
Warning
Variable defined but not used
W1305
Error prone
Warning
Invalid combined format specification
W0238
Error prone
Warning
Unused private member
C1803
Error prone
Warning
Make use of implicit boolean
W1514
Error prone
Warning
Using open without explicitly specifying an encoding
R1730
Error prone
Warning
Use the min builtin instead of using an if condition
W0199
Error prone
Warning
Assert called on a 2-item-tuple.
C3001
Error prone
Warning
Lambda expression assigned to a variable. Define a function using the "def" keyword instead.
R0022
Error prone
Warning
Useless option value.
W0012
Error prone
Warning
Unknown option value.
C2403
Error prone
Warning
Import a module with non-ASCII characters