Eddie Bergman
I would also think a command line feature would be useful to avoid having setup scripts to reconfigure framework files each time. My use case is to run regression tests...
This is to do with the lsp, it seems to work with pyright #106
Pyright was still not so great and it's very clunky, I would go back on my suggestion in the other comment and suggest `jedi-lsp-server` instead with the built ins of...
Same issue, I'm using `pylsp` through the normal client and then some other checkers such as Mypy through `null-ls`.
It seems to be a `pylsp` implementation issue, switch to Pyright seemed to fix it #106
Pyright was also too slow for me, I switched to just `jedi-language-server` instead, works really well. Again, most other external tools like linting and typing can be done through `null-ls`....
Pyright seems to work correctly. It has most of the features from Pylsp I used except pydocstyle but using `null-ls` I was able to fill that in. [Here's my lsp...
Hi @vernondcole, Thanks for the pointers one possible solution I tried was: ```python setup( install_requires=[ "pywin ; platform==Windows ; python_version==3.7 or python_version >= 3.10", "pywin32==228 ; platform==Windows ; python_version==3.8 or...
I think approach 2. is best, there's rarely ever a reason to upper bound a python version
We have a similar issue in auto-sklearn, the problem is essentially the scikit learn version. Scikit learn needs an older version of numpy which doesn't release a pre-built wheel for...