Jannik Vieten

This would be a really awesome feature. A colleague showed me that zsh apparently already has something like this. I think this could also lead to a more reasonable way...

For me, the most annoying part is, that e.g. `pipenv install -r` does not trigger file completions. However, it looks like pipenv itself is not the problem, but the autogenerated...

I did a short test with pipenv 2022.9.4 and the completion of executables for `pipenv run` seems to work now. :+1: However, there is still no file completion for `pipenv...

Please excuse me, the statement about `pipenv run` in my prior reply was wrong. The completion mechanism of pipenv still doesn't complete `pipenv run`. The reason it works (somehow) is...

As expected, getting file/path completions for `-r` and `-e` was pretty trivial. See #5352. So the remaining part is getting completions for `pipenv run`. As already mentioned, for fish, someone...

I'm using Ansible to setup the infrastructure I operate. With ansible-podman-collections I try to containerize some services. Therefore, I use `podman_pod` and `podman_container` the most to create the Podman objects....

Yes, this is true. But `ide-python` cannot do something against this as it is an upstream issue of `atom-languageclient` and `atom-ide-ui` not supporting this yet. https://github.com/atom/atom-languageclient/issues/13 https://github.com/facebook-atom/atom-ide-ui/issues/145

Because sometimes only `amenity=doctors` is tagged, but the wiki suggests also adding `healthcare=doctor` when further details are specified. This is also the behavior of the respective iD preset. Maybe not...

Could someone explain in more detail what is going on with the python extension? I got so far that MS split the python and jupyter extensions but the python extension...

> It's not that Jupyter is proprietary, but that the Jupyer "adapter/extension" to VS Code is proprietary. Maybe I miss something, but the license I see for [vscode-jupyter](https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-jupyter/blob/main/LICENSE) is MIT....