How to disable warnings in eglot/flymake/python?

I am currently using `lsp-mode` for Python. I want to try out eglot, but there is only one small issue. I get multiple warnings `pycodestyle [E501]: E501 line too long (84 > 79 characters)`. With `lsp-mode`, I could disable them in `.flake8` in my project. But it does not work with eglot/flymake. Any ideas to solve this? And how does the flymake integration work in `eglot`? Here is what I have tried: - `(setq python-flymake-command '("flake8" "-"))` - `(setq python-check-command "flake8")`

This is not handled by eglot but by pycodestyle directly. Either use a pycodestyle project specific configuration, or a global user one. For example you could put into `~/.config/pycodestyle` the following: [pycodestyle] # Adjust to taste ;) max-line-length = 90 [pylsp] # The python language server used by eglot also use this config # file. So for example you can add stuff like: plugins.yapf.enabled: true And that's about it. For more info, check the pycodestyle documentation directly.

This. Also you can put special comments inside your files to ignore certain errors on particular lines if you want the linter to catch other unintentional syntax. For flake8, you add a comment with `# noqa: Exyz` where the `xyz` is the error code: https://flake8.pycqa.org/en/latest/user/violations.html#in-line-ignoring-errors

Thanks! It works with a config in `~/.config/pycodestyle`. I was under the impression that `flake8` was using `pycodestyle` itself. It there a way to tell `eglot` (or `flymake`) to use `flake8` instead? EDIT: I was able to get eglot to use `flake8` instead with this config: ``` (setq eglot-workspace-configuration ((pylsp (plugins (mccabe (enabled . nil)) ; Remove this if you want mccabe. (pycodestyle (enabled . nil)) (flake8 (enabled . t)))))) ``` Also, I had another issue. `flake8` would not recognize its config file in my project. This was because `eglot` was not running in the right directory. I used the `project-x` package to make `project.el` find the right root of my project.