unresolved import 'json'

[hujianxin]

Hi,

I use mspls in sublime-text-3, and config like blew:

		"mspyls":
		{
			"command":
			[
				"dotnet",
				"exec",
				"~/dotfiles/python-language-server/output/bin/Release/Microsoft.Python.LanguageServer.dll"
			],
			"enabled": true,
			"initializationOptions":
			{
				"interpreter":
				{
					"properties":
					{
						"InterpreterPath": "~/.pyenv/shims/python",
						"UseDefaultDatabase": true,
						"Version": "3.7"
					}
				}
			},
			"languageId": "python",
			"scopes":
			[
				"source.python"
			],
			"syntaxes":
			[
				"Packages/Python/Python.sublime-syntax"
			]
		}

When I set InterpreterPath to a value contains ~ like "~/.pyenv/shims/python", LSP will always complain messages like unresolved import os

Is it becase mslsp does not support ~ path?

Thanks

[jakebailey]

~ is expanded by the shell before being passed to another program. You should try an absolute path.

[hujianxin]

@jakebailey Thanks for your explanation。

In some cases，configuration will be shared between some computers, an absolute path may cause inconvenience。Is there some method to solve this? Thanks

[hujianxin]

Maybe environment variables?

[jakebailey]

This option is something we've defined, so theoretically we could expand ~. This message is typically generated by the editor (so it can switch between interpreters, send user settings as they change, etc), so we hadn't considered it.

One thing you could try for now is to have the python executable you want in your PATH, then specify "python" as the interpreter. You may even be able to start the editor with pipenv shell.

[hujianxin]

@jakebailey I understand your meaning, thanks