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Find references gives a KeyError #326
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It would be very helpful if there was a minimal reproduction case (ideally without pandas). Because otherwise somebody else has to do that. |
I'd be happy to find a reproduction case! Given the nature of the error (not clear to me given jedi novice and doesn't appear to show up much in the codebase) and the fact it appears to be a strange cross file issue, I thought maybe someone would have at least a guide on what might be going on. I just doing really know where I would go on trying to reproduce this with a smaller example as I don't really know what is happening as the two code snippets don't seem very related. Does that make sense? |
Hmm it's a bit hard to tell without the traceback. With the traceback it would probably be quite easy. Can you access that somehow? |
Sure thing! I apologize about the formatting, its the best I could get
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Thanks. This is definitely a Jedi issue. Can you maybe try to reproduce it with a |
Hi! Just switched our project over from
pyright
as the reference finding was massively superior.However, just ran into this issue and not sure what the fix is.
I'm using this with pandas
Making the following reference request
Which corresponds to this function in
pandas/core/frame.py
And I'm getting the following error
Which appears to correspond to this section of code in
pandas/core/sorting.py
I figure there may be some more details that would be helpful for debugging this which I'm happy to provide!
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