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Python

Bronson Avila
Bronson Avila
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Pylint warning: "Unexpected keyword argument 'queryset' in constructor call"?

I've been coding along with the Exploring Django | Django Forms | Inlines and Media | Formsets lecture on my local environment in VS Code (rather than in the Workspace), and Pylint displays the warning in the title when setting the formset value under the answer_form view in courses/views.py:

formset = forms.AnswerFormSet(queryset=question.answer_set.all())

Everything still works as shown in the video lecture. I have included from . import models in courses/views.py, and It does not appear that there is anything wrong with the AnswerFormSet model in my courses/forms.py file:

AnswerFormSet = forms.modelformset_factory(
    models.Answer,
    form=AnswerForm,
    extra=2,
)

Just wondering if anyone else is going through this course in VS Code, and whether they are also seeing the same warning. Again, everything still works even though the warning is showing up. It just seems odd to receive that warning when nothing is going wrong.

Thank you.

1 Answer

I dont use VS but its problably how the ide reads code, since there is no place were queryset was imported or created as a variable it assumes queryset might cause an error