How to avoid conflicts between pylint and pycodestyle about indentation style

Question

I have some python code that I run through pylint and that I decided to also run through pycodestyle.

To avoid long lines in a with statement, I do the following:

with my_context_manager(
    argument1,
    argument2) as something:
    rest_of_my_code

But pycodestyle tells me that

E125 continuation line with same indent as next logical line

So I indent this further, as follows:

with my_context_manager(
        argument1,
        argument2) as something:
    rest_of_my_code

But now pylint tells me:

Wrong hanging indentation (remove 4 spaces).

Is there a better solution that would satisfy both code quality checkers?

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Note 1

The following raises no complaints from either of the two style checkers provided that the lines are not too long (which unfortunately is not always the case):

with my_context_manager(argument1,
                        argument2) as something:
    rest_of_my_code

Note 2

To answer comments, I tried the following:

with my_context_manager(
    argument1,
    argument2) as something:
        rest_of_my_code

Strangely pycodestyle still says E125 continuation line with same indent as next logical line about the same line as previously (the one with argument2).

Answer 1

I formatted the code the following way ...

with my_context_manager(
    argument1,
    argument2
) as something:
    rest_of_my_code

... and did not get any complaints from pylint and pycodestyle.

Answer 2

You can disable the check in pylint (in .pylintrc add bad-continuation to the disable option in the MESSAGE CONTROL section of the file).

~/.pylintrc

[MESSAGES CONTROL]
disable=bad-continuation,...

See the FAQ for more about message-control config