lib/devpipeline_core/executor.py
def warning(self, msg):
        # pylint: disable=no-self-use
        """
        Display an warning message to the user.

        Warnings are used to convey problems that occurred, but don't represent
        a critical failure.  In most cases, warnings won't prevent regular
        execution.

        Arguments
        msg - the warning message
        """
        print("WARNING: {}".format(msg))

        Display an warning message to the user.

        Warnings are used to convey problems that occurred, but don't represent
        a critical failure.  In most cases, warnings won't prevent regular
        execution.

        Arguments
        msg - the warning message
        
Display an warning message to the user.
Warnings are used to convey problems that occurred, but don't represent
a critical failure.  In most cases, warnings won't prevent regular
execution.

Arguments
msg - the warning message
Display an warning message to the user . Warnings are used to convey problems that occurred but don ' t represent a critical failure . In most cases warnings won ' t prevent regular execution . Arguments msg - the warning message
def warning(self, msg):
        print("WARNING: {}".format(msg))
def warning ( self , msg ) : print ( "WARNING: {}" . format ( msg ) )
Display an warning message to the user.
Display an warning message to the user .
# pylint: disable=no-self-use """
        Display an warning message to the user.

        Warnings are used to convey problems that occurred, but don't represent
        a critical failure.  In most cases, warnings won't prevent regular
        execution.

        Arguments
        msg - the warning message
        """
self
msg