Vincent Zhang

> I'm not sure if this is lsp-mode core problem or not because based on the io log, the suggestion was not sent by the server. > I get this...

> Organize import in lsp protocol is code action. If the server supports it we will call it. It works with vscode but doesn't with lsp-mode. Wired.

> > > It works with vscode but doesn't with lsp-mode. Wired. > > > > > > Can someone provide client/server log from vscode? > > @seagle0128 would you...

> Can someone point me to vscode client? Seems like the server has code action `pyright.organizeimports` but I am not sure if it is invoked explicitly or it is returned...

@yyoncho I supposed it should work, but still got error: `LSP :: pyright.organizeimports action not available`. The command exists in pyright indeed. Please refer to https://github.com/microsoft/pyright/blob/1d56d6765f3cb7f579081d5b3c363a3df7d83337/server/src/commands/commands.ts and https://github.com/microsoft/pyright/blob/fbe2eb4da7d4fcfbce0cd6ef3c5bb1cb4f10df87/client/package.json. Please advise?

@padraic-mcatee According to microsoft/pyright#967, it's as designed in pyright.

@indigoviolet What's the behavior of pyright extension of VSCode? Can you confirm if there are same?

If the behaviors are same, it seems like an issue of the server side.

Sorry, I don't understand your question completely. First `lsp-python-ms` leverages `Microsoft Python LangServer` while not `anaconda`. So I guess you want to use the libraries in `anaconda`, and want `lsp-python-ms`...

If I understand correctly, `conda` uses `pyls` while not `mspyls`. This request should be making `conda` to support `mspyls`.