pylintrc: always ignore "too few public methods"
pylintrc: always ignore "too few public methods"

pylint thinks that no method on an object mean you better use a dict or
namedtuple.

No.

Basic config object subclassed in a custom config object with custom
attributes *and* also base attributes is an example.

And generally speaking, creating a methodless object involves more work
than just throwing a dict or namedtuple in the code, so it's highly
probable that the developer has taken the decision after having thought
about it.

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