Hi Everyone,

I am using Atom 1.6.0 and installed linter-pylama. Upon enabling the package I didn't have pylama installed so I installed it with pip.

Then disabled the package and re-enabled it and I keep getting this error:

From what I can tell there is no-where to set the path, so I would consider this a bug.

My executable according to which is in /usr/local/bin/pylama and I can run pylama manually on a Python file and it works.

Thanks!

What does your settings screen look like? You should have an Executable Path setting that would allow you to overrule the automatic detection (which should be working, but that is another story).

@Arcanemagus do you mean the settings screen for linter-pylama? If so, I see no settings screen (at least no Executable Path box.

Or, do you mean the general Atom settings? I don't see an Executable Path there either.

Under Packages -> Linter Pylama you should see a screen similar to this:

Weird, I don't see that. I see this:

That's a bug with Atom's settings view, I'm not sure on the exact fix, have you tried uninstalling the package and re-installing it?

Strange. I reinstalled the package and now it works.

It would be helpful to let the Atom team know about this - if you know what this bug is, do you know if it has been filed?

Actually I always assumed it was filed, but I can't find it from a few quick searches, this was the only related one I found: atom/atom#10426

I will comment on that issue and reference this issue. Thanks!