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    Pymakr with Python Extension

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      jhollan3
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      I installed the Pymakr extension successfully and then Visual Studio Code suggests I also install the Python extension (and pylint). So I did, and then I started getting lots of errors because most of the modules I was trying to use could not be imported. I have several questions:

      1. Is using the Pymakr and Python/pylint extension together recommended?

      2. If yes, how do I resolve the module import errors?

      3. If no, is there a recommended extension/linter to help me with coding?

      Thanks for the help!

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        jmarcelino @jhollan3
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        Hi @jhollan3

        Pylint and the Python extension aren't really meant for MicroPython or the Pycom boards so it'll throw a lot of errors.

        There's no linter or extension I know of that would work correctly.

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