python jediEnabled

[lvytwjw]

Product and Version [VSCode]:
OS Version [Windows]:
IntelliCode Extension Version: 1.14
Target Platform or Language [python]:

Steps to Reproduce / Scenario:

1.when i us Visual Studio IntelliCode, '"python.jediEnabled": true' in setting.json
2.then i can't get some IntelliCode. like define a variate as str :a='' then str function can't show in the list

[jkeech]

This is by design. IntelliCode Python support requires the Microsoft Python Language Server in order for the language server plugin to work. This means that it only works with "python.jediEnabled": false. The IntelliCode extension is supposed to prompt you with a toast in this case:

[markw-t]

@lvytwjw , do you see the notification that @jkeech mentions above when you try to use IntelliCode with jediEnabled true?

[RicaBenhossi]

I was facing the same issue. I don't know if it was a solution but in order to test, I open a new VSCode window, without a workspace or anything else, just a blank plain text file. I changed it to python language (using command Change Language Mode). Didn't work. But, when I opened my project again, it suddenly back working.

As I said, I don't know if it was a solution, but you can try these steps:

1. Open a new VSCode window, without a workspace, project, etc.
2. Open a new file.
3. Change the Language Mode of the file to Python (Ctrl+Shift+P then type Change Language Mode)
4. Try typing some command.
5. If it doesn't work, close VSCode and open it again.
6. Open your workspace and test it again.

[jkeech]

@RicaBenhossi, which version of the Python language server do you have (you can check from the Python output window)? I have seen that before with the older versions of the language server, but the newer versions seem to work better with files that are not yet saved to disk.

[RicaBenhossi]

I've installed Microsoft Python Language Server version 0.2.37.0 and Python 3.7.1.

VSCode
Version: 1.33.0-insider
Commit: 4039ea871879ef8f654f27df5c32d209104b3a44
Date: 2019-03-29T10:48:26.004Z
Electron: 3.1.6
Chrome: 66.0.3359.181
Node.js: 10.2.0
V8: 6.6.346.32
OS: Linux x64 4.15.0-46-generic

[RicaBenhossi]

I don't know if it is a new issue or is related with this one, but I noticed today that, although it might be working for me, when I choose a function like list(), dict(), print(), input() it doesn't add the parenthesis. I'm pretty sure that it brings us the parenthesis before...

Is this a new issue? Should I open a new one if it is or we keep it here?

[jkeech]

@RicaBenhossi, can you open a new issue for that? It will help if you also temporarily disable the IntelliCode extension and reload the VS Code window to confirm if the behavior around parenthesis changes. Thanks!

[RicaBenhossi]

That's odd... Even if I disable Intellicode extension, VSCode keeps suggesting me commands without adding parenthesis though. I don't know it is expected, but I've made some tests:
Perform a fresh install of VSCode and extensions -> no results
Install an old version (from more than one month ago) of IntelliCode extension and Python extension (ms-python.python) -> no results
Keep only the extensions above for python and nothing more -> no results either

As you requested @jkeech, I've opened a new issue Not adding parenthesis after python #80. Can it be related with autoComplete addBrackets was doesn't work #10?

[jkeech]

Closing this issue since it is by design that the Python IntelliCode support in VS Code requires the Microsoft Python Language Server instead of the Jedi language server.