[d-yoda]

Wow, was it really in some newsletters? That's awesome to hear, and would definitely explain the recent spike on GitHub!

Thanks a lot for the bug report and for providing the details. I have a hunch—it's possible that you need to explicitly specify the path depending on your directory structure. For example, if your Python files are under a src directory, could you try running it like [your_tool_name] analyze src/?

If that still doesn't solve the problem, it would be a huge help if you could open a quick issue on GitHub for this.

Thanks again for your feedback!

[incomingpain]

https://imgur.com/a/382mtPr

It was linked in the TLDR newsletter on monday.

(myglobalenv) steve@bird:~/PycharmProjects/netflow$ ls aggregator.py data netflow settings.py assets database.py notifications.py sniper.py config.py Dockerfile opencode.json start.sh context_manager.py integration.py __pycache__ tcpports.py context.py largflow.py README.md dashboard.py main.py requirements.txt (myglobalenv) steve@bird:~/PycharmProjects/netflow$ pyscn check . Running quality check... Complexity analysis failed: [INVALID_INPUT] no Python files found in the specified paths Dead code analysis failed: [INVALID_INPUT] no Python files found in the specified paths Clone detection failed: no Python files found in the specified paths Error: analysis failed with errors Usage: pyscn check [files...] [flags]

Flags: --allow-dead-code Allow dead code (don't fail) -c, --config string Configuration file path -h, --help help for check --max-complexity int Maximum allowed complexity (default 10) -q, --quiet Suppress output unless issues found --skip-clones Skip clone detection

Global Flags: -v, --verbose Enable verbose output

-v doesnt give me anything neither.

[d-yoda]

Thanks! I will fix the issue as soon as I can in the next version.