Edit .pylintrc

            e,

            ra,

            dec,

            tn, # Added from your astelco.py example

            ob, # Added from your sequencer example

            up, # If used

            fs, # If used

            fh, # If used

            gp, # If you were using gnuplotlib

            fd # Often used for file descriptors

            # Add any other short variable names you commonly and acceptably use

            tn, #  from  astelco.py 

            ob, #  from  sequencer.py

            gp, # from gnuplotlib

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# The init-hook is generally used to modify sys.path if pylint can't find your modules.

# If your project is structured as a standard Python package and you run pylint

# on the package (e.g., pylint noctua), this hook might not be strictly necessary

# for path reasons, but it doesn't hurt.

# It's more critical if you have complex import structures or run pylint on individual files

# from a different directory.

init-hook='

    import os, sys; 

    sys.path.insert(0, os.getcwd());

    from pylint.config import find_pylintrc; 

    sys.path.append(os.path.dirname(find_pylintrc()))

    '

    # Assuming .pylintrc is at the project root, and 'noctua' is a package in this root.

    # This adds the project root to sys.path, allowing pylint to find 'noctua'.

# To find modules when running pylint on the 'noctua' package, it's usually better to ensure

# your execution environment (like the CI job) has the current directory in PYTHONPATH

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# Disable specific messages if needed, e.g.:

# disable=missing-module-docstring,missing-class-docstring,missing-function-docstring

disable=C0114, # Missing module docstring

         C0115, # Missing class docstring

         C0116, # Missing function docstring

         R0903, # Too few public methods

         R0913, # Too many arguments

         R0902, # Too many instance attributes (can be high in device classes)

         W0703, # Catching too general exception Exception (sometimes necessary in device comms)

         W0613  # Unused argument (common in callbacks/overrides)

#disable=C0114, # Missing module docstring

#         C0115, # Missing class docstring

#         C0116, # Missing function docstring

#         R0903, # Too few public methods

#         R0913, # Too many arguments

#         R0902, # Too many instance attributes (can be high in device classes)

#         W0703, # Catching too general exception Exception (sometimes necessary in device comms)

#         W0613  # Unused argument (common in callbacks/overrides)

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