evergreen-lint

library0.1.10pypypiunverified

The `evergreen-lint` Python library (version 0.1.10) is currently listed on PyPI without a detailed project description. Publicly available information does not clearly define its specific purpose or functionality as a general-purpose Python linter. It appears to be an internal tool, possibly developed by a 'DevProd Build Team', that has been made public without accompanying documentation. Its release cadence is sporadic, with versions uploaded via Poetry and CPython.

testing

pip install evergreen-lint

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evergreen-lint

testingpythonv0.1.10

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Install & Compatibility

Where this runs

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Code

Verified usage

Due to the lack of official documentation or a clear project description, a standard quickstart guide cannot be provided. The library's intended use and how to interact with it programmatically are not publicly specified. It is likely an internal utility without external-facing functionality or instructions.

# The purpose and usage of evergreen-lint are not clearly documented. # As such, a functional quickstart demonstrating its use is not possible with available public information. # If this library is intended for a specific internal project or ecosystem, its usage is not externalized.

evergreen-lint --version

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Known issues

gotchaThe PyPI package `evergreen-lint` lacks a project description and official documentation. Its purpose and how to use it are not publicly clear. It is distinct from the Go-based `evg-lint` (evergreen-ci/evg-lint) and the `evergreen.py` client library for the Evergreen API.

fix

Consult the maintainers ('DevProd Build Team' listed on PyPI) or the source code for specific usage details, if applicable to your project. Exercise caution if considering integration into new projects without clearer guidance.

affects: All versions (0.1.0 to 0.1.10)

gotchaThere is potential for confusion with other projects named 'Evergreen' or containing 'lint' in their names, such as the Go-based linter `evg-lint` or the `evergreen.py` client library. Ensure you are referencing the correct library if attempting to use `evergreen-lint`.

fix

Verify the exact PyPI package name (`evergreen-lint`) and cross-reference with any internal documentation or specific requirements for your project to avoid using an unintended library.

affects: All versions (0.1.0 to 0.1.10)

breakingThe `requires_python` specifies '<4.0,>=3.9'. This means the library is not compatible with Python 4.0 and above, and requires Python 3.9 or higher. Future Python 4.x releases may break compatibility.

fix

Ensure your project uses a Python interpreter within the specified range (3.9.x, 3.10.x, 3.11.x, 3.12.x, 3.13.x). Plan for potential breaking changes with Python 4.0 or later.

affects: All versions (0.1.0 to 0.1.10)

Errors

Common errors & fixes

ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'evergreen_lint'

This error typically occurs when the `evergreen-lint` package is not installed in the Python environment, or is imported using an incorrect module name (e.g., using hyphens instead of underscores, or an entirely wrong module path). Given the library's lack of documentation, users might guess import paths incorrectly.

fix

Ensure the package is installed using `pip install evergreen-lint`. If the package is installed, try common Python import conventions such as `import evergreen_lint` or check the package's internal structure if source code is available to determine the correct module to import.

AttributeError: module 'evergreen_lint' has no attribute 'some_function' (or similar)

This error arises when a user attempts to call a function or access an attribute that does not exist within the `evergreen_lint` module, or when the correct function/attribute name is unknown due to the lack of public documentation.

fix

Without documentation, the primary fix involves inspecting the library's source code to discover available functions and attributes, or contacting the maintainers directly if possible. Trial and error with common linter function names might also be attempted, but is not recommended.

No clear output or effect after running 'evergreen-lint' (or similar command)

Users attempting to use `evergreen-lint` might run the installed script or import the package and find no discernible output, error, or change, because the library's intended command-line interface or programmatic usage is undocumented.

fix

Given the absence of a defined interface or instructions, the 'fix' is to acknowledge that the library's functionality is not publicly specified. Users should consult the source code or contact the 'DevProd Build Team' maintainers for guidance on its intended use.

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Version history

0.1.10latest on PyPI · released Jun 17, 2025

Audit

Dependencies

poetryoptionalUsed for package upload and management, as indicated by PyPI metadata.

CPythonrequiredRuntime environment, as indicated by PyPI metadata (Python <4.0, >=3.9).

Agent activity

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Resources

packagehttps://pypi.org/project/evergreen-lint/ ↗