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I have "python.analysis.downloadChannel": "daily" activated.
The update today broke the 'go to definition' feature for my setup.
It's regarding a large plone project using the omelette as described below.
To avoid language server load infinitely (which would be another issue, maybe related to this), I excluded the parts/omelette with search.exclude.
Below that in the settings, I added the parts/omelette with: "python.autoComplete.extraPaths": ["${workspaceFolder}/parts/omelette", ], which seemed to work for the last few days now.
By 'it seemed to work' I mean it could resolve the omelette imports and jump to definitions.
Now it sais 'no definition found for...'.
For what I can see in the output, before the update, it used to analyse from autoComplete.extraPath, which it does not anymore since it updated the language server today.
(parts/omelette contains symlinks to cross-project sources in a local directory.)
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I have
"python.analysis.downloadChannel": "daily"
activated.The update today broke the 'go to definition' feature for my setup.
It's regarding a large plone project using the omelette as described below.
To avoid language server load infinitely (which would be another issue, maybe related to this), I excluded the
parts/omelette
withsearch.exclude
.Below that in the settings, I added the
parts/omelette
with:"python.autoComplete.extraPaths": ["${workspaceFolder}/parts/omelette", ],
which seemed to work for the last few days now.By 'it seemed to work' I mean it could resolve the omelette imports and jump to definitions.
Now it sais 'no definition found for...'.
For what I can see in the output, before the update, it used to analyse from
autoComplete.extraPath
, which it does not anymore since it updated the language server today.(
parts/omelette
contains symlinks to cross-project sources in a local directory.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: