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Language Server installation does not work on Windows #137
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Mar 2, 2021
It would appear that this is a Windows only issue.. I am unable to reproduce this on Linux.... |
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Language Server installation does not work with conda environments
Language Server installation does not work with conda environments on Windows
May 10, 2021
It would also seem that this is not limited to conda either....
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Language Server installation does not work with conda environments on Windows
Language Server installation does not work on Windows
Jun 29, 2021
This will be made redundant by v1 of the language server + vscode extension |
See #609 for more details |
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Allowing the extension to automatically install the Language Server when a conda envrionment is configured does not work. Something about them is different enough that simply calling the corresponding python executable is not sufficient to allow it to discover all the supporting libraries it needs.
Manually opening a new terminal and letting the Python extension activate the environment first and then running
pip install ...
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