Open esm7 opened 4 years ago
I have this problem too.
bleeding-edge package that isn't updated for most people yet?
It is latest version installed by pip, it's possible to install old version of coc-python and lock it.
It is latest version installed by pip, it's possible to install old version of coc-python and lock it.
So two interesting things here.
pip install jedi
indeed I get Jedi 0.17, however once I pip install python-language-server
, it installs pyls 0.31.10 and then due to the requirement jedi<0.16,>=0.14.1
installs Jedi 0.15.2. Am I doing something wrong?EDIT: It indeed seems like the latest tag of pyls is 0.31.10, and from what I can see, it indeed requires jedi<0.16: https://github.com/palantir/python-language-server/commit/fdb8b3dbc5df7d12729d135932bf2264e0883061 The same requirement is on master. What am I missing here?
I also have this error. Has anyone figured out a way to install an older version?
Ok I figured it out
:CocUninstall coc-python
:CocInstall coc-python@1.2.9
Make sure to disable extension auto update until it is fixed
Hi, My coc-python updated today which creates a package version hell. Starting today coc-python requires Jedi >= 0.17.0, as I started to get this error based on the latest commit to
completion.py
:RuntimeError: Jedi version 0.15.1 too old, requires >= 0.17.0
However, Jedi 0.17.0 is not supported by the latestpython-language-server
in both Arch and pip (0.31.8), which requiresjedi<0.16,>=0.14.1
. My solution so far was to ignore the updates for Jedi until python-language-server is updated in Arch, but now when coc-python updated it became impossible. Is it intentional that coc-python would suddenly break existing systems and require a bleeding-edge package that isn't updated for most people yet?