It is accidently found that the current version of pylsp in Debian stable, which is v1.7.1-1, is not compatible with the lastest nvim-cmp extention with no response and no error message.
The full story is shown below.
I recently installed a Debian stable OS on my working desktop for a long-term use and just copied all the nvim settings from my old laptop which has pylspv1.9.0 installed. But the autocompletion powered by the nvim-comp didn't function as expected. No response and no errors after pressing Tab. After some tries and switching the active LSP in 'nvim-comp' setup from 'pylsp' to 'pyright' with hover pop out, it was clear that the configuration in neovim was correct.
With these being known, I installed a newer version of pylsp via pip instead of the apt package manager and everything was fine.
To be honest, I'm not sure if this could be called a bug but at least my experience might help other users so I put it here. It would be great if the developers could have a version or compability check.
It is accidently found that the current version of
pylspin Debian stable, which isv1.7.1-1, is not compatible with the lastest nvim-cmp extention with no response and no error message.The full story is shown below.
I recently installed a Debian stable OS on my working desktop for a long-term use and just copied all the nvim settings from my old laptop which has
pylspv1.9.0installed. But the autocompletion powered by thenvim-compdidn't function as expected. No response and no errors after pressingTab. After some tries and switching the active LSP in 'nvim-comp' setup from 'pylsp' to 'pyright' with hover pop out, it was clear that the configuration in neovim was correct.With these being known, I installed a newer version of
pylspviapipinstead of theaptpackage manager and everything was fine.To be honest, I'm not sure if this could be called a bug but at least my experience might help other users so I put it here. It would be great if the developers could have a version or compability check.