Here is a yappi graph of Pylint running against pycodestyle.py:

The numbers in the boxes are (1) the percentage of time spent in that function including its subcalls, (2) the percentage of time spent in that function excluding subcalls, and (3) the number of times the function is called.

The boxes are colored according to (2), with "hotter" colors taking more time and "cooler" colors taking less. Red is bad!

Note that the graph will be influenced to some degree by the targeted file, and could be different for different targets (larger repos, code with heavy use of certain features, etc).

This isn't a specific issue, but I didn't want to hijack another issue with this, and it seems like something that would be of interest to everyone.