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No docstrings in Jupyter Notebooks #2652
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Same, my environment is also exactly the same as @jqluisneumann. |
Sorry that last comment was not correct. This is likely some setting on the monaco editor that we're not honoring. It would be helpful if you could paste the contents of your 'settings.json' file. Thanks. |
Same |
The contents of my setting.json file are below. Please note that when i encountered the issue, I first tried to update my jedi package using conda, and then add it to "python.jediPath". That didn't make a difference, but I may have pasted the incorrect path (as in need to go a level deeper or something like that). { |
Note for validation this is Jedi only. VCLS already had docstrings. Also the jedi ones can take a small bit of time to load as they are fetched lazy. |
Validated. |
I'm facing this issue too. Has this been fixed? |
@abdulfatir Sorry if you're seeing this now, it's a new issue. Can you open a new issue with repro steps? Thanks. |
I am also encountered the same (similar issue). On a python file, I get the full docstrings:
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But in a jupyter notebook, I don't get the docstrings:
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Steps to cause the bug to occur
Your Jupyter and/or Python environment
Developer Tools Console Output
In my console, I see no errors, other than:
[Embedded Page] Could not create web worker(s). Falling back to loading web worker code in main thread, which might cause UI freezes. Please see https://github.com/Microsoft/monaco-editor#faq
webviewElement.ts:241
[Embedded Page] Failed to construct 'Worker': Script at 'vscode-resource://file///c%3A/Users/USERNAME/.vscode/extensions/ms-python.python-2019.11.49689/out/datascience-ui/native-editor/editor.worker.js' cannot be accessed from origin 'null'.
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