Some users might want to use a different Python language server binary
than the one automatically downloaded by the extension. For example, on
some distributions of Linux, the official binaries do not work, and a
patched version is needed. It can be installed from the repositories,
and this patch allows the user to force coc-python to use it.
This is accomplished by adding a setting python.languageServerPath,
which, if non-empty, is used as the language server binary path instead
of the one downloaded by the extension.
So, for example you can set it to /usr/bin/python-language-server, or anything else.
Some users might want to use a different Python language server binary than the one automatically downloaded by the extension. For example, on some distributions of Linux, the official binaries do not work, and a patched version is needed. It can be installed from the repositories, and this patch allows the user to force coc-python to use it.
This is accomplished by adding a setting
python.languageServerPath, which, if non-empty, is used as the language server binary path instead of the one downloaded by the extension.So, for example you can set it to
/usr/bin/python-language-server, or anything else.