Jake Bailey
Jake Bailey
These are the LS completions; it's likely we're not using the indention amount we're parsing out of the file (there's no other place for us to get the user's configured...
For reference, `@property` is special cased in the analysis. Custom decorators like this are not supported to this extent, hence why the decorator doesn't have any effect.
This LS isn't in `node`, so if killing `node` worked before it was likely because the LS's parent exited. The LS should be watching its parent and if the parent...
How does this work with partial stubs? Our typeshed is still an old copy (missing 3.8 stuff), and we bundle small targeted stubs for numpy. Does this only apply for...
Seems like a bug, given `ThreadPoolExecutor` and `ProcessPoolExecutor` are present in the stubs.
Is the issue here that it's slow, or that it's not working at all? I can understand slow, given this now uses the analysis.
I guess I'm confused; the screencast shows it working for variables. Are you specifically referring to keywords? Those aren't expected to to work, and only worked before as it was...
If that's it, then we can see if the call is returning empty or none; if it's empty than maybe returning a `null` result when doing an invalid hover will...
Note that the lower screencast is just VS Code's builtin matching which doesn't care about context at all and will highlight any matching word. We declare that we support the...
I don't think there's any simple way that's not a code change in the extension or the LS. Feasibly you can disable the extension's LS downloader and manually use an...