KCL LSP cannot find installed modules

[vlada-dudr]

Bug Report

1. Minimal reproduce step (Required)

1. setup kcl neovim via mason
2. kcl mod init && kcl mod add k8s
3. main.k:

import k8s.api.apps.v1 as k8sapps

pod = k8sapps.Deployment {
    metadata.name = "web-app"
    spec = {
        selector = {
            matchLabels = {
                app = "ngx"
            }
        }
        template.spec.containers = [{
            name = "nginx"
            image = "nginx"
            ports = [{
                containerPort = 80
                name = "http"
            }]
        }]
    }
}

4. observe
   
5. also when you drop into neovim terminal - we have kcl in path via mason you can see this:

6) try nix-shell -p kcl

2. What did you expect to see? (Required)

no errors with lsp and kclvm_cli - go cli is obviously able to find the modules in ~/.kcl

3. What did you see instead (Required)

module not found error - lsp and kclvm_cli are probably not searching in ~/.kcl for modules

4. What is your KCL components version? (Required)

# nix installed - go cli
[nix-shell:~/devel/kcl]$ kcl --version
kcl version v0.10.0

# mason install rust cli/lsp
~/devel/kcl master* ❯ kcl-language-server --version                     
kcl-language-server Version: 0.11.1-c020ab3eb4b9179219d6837a57f5d323    
Platform: x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu                                      
GitCommit: d8964b29170ba28c98a31b561a2d9525112d1f30                     
~/devel/kcl master* ❯ kcl --version                               
kclvm_cli 0.11.1

[He1pa]

There are a few questions that need to be confirmed.

1. Did you execute kcl mod init && kcl mod add k8s first or import k8s.api.apps.v1 as k8sapps in main.k?
2. Can you solve it by executing kcl mod init && kcl mod add k8s and restarting nvim?
3. Does it only appear in nvim? I tried it in vscode and there was no problem. I will test it again in nvim later.

[mdaops]

I'm running into this as well.

I'm importing CRDs into a temp directory, using kcl import to create kcl types moving those to a project directory and then symlinking the generated types.

my kcl sets the modules to the local path of modules = { "./model"}

❯ tree
.
├── kcl.mod
├── kcl.mod.lock
├── main.k
└── model
    ├── gcp
    │   └── pubsub
    │       ├── v1beta1
    │       │   ├── pubsub_gcp_upbound_io_v1beta1_lite_reservation.k
    │       │   ├── pubsub_gcp_upbound_io_v1beta1_lite_subscription.k
    │       │   ├── pubsub_gcp_upbound_io_v1beta1_lite_topic.k
    │       │   ├── pubsub_gcp_upbound_io_v1beta1_schema.k
    │       │   ├── pubsub_gcp_upbound_io_v1beta1_subscription.k
    │       │   ├── pubsub_gcp_upbound_io_v1beta1_subscription_i_a_m_member.k
    │       │   ├── pubsub_gcp_upbound_io_v1beta1_topic.k
    │       │   └── pubsub_gcp_upbound_io_v1beta1_topic_i_a_m_member.k
    │       └── v1beta2
    │           ├── pubsub_gcp_upbound_io_v1beta2_lite_subscription.k
    │           ├── pubsub_gcp_upbound_io_v1beta2_lite_topic.k
    │           ├── pubsub_gcp_upbound_io_v1beta2_subscription.k
    │           ├── pubsub_gcp_upbound_io_v1beta2_subscription_i_a_m_member.k
    │           ├── pubsub_gcp_upbound_io_v1beta2_topic.k
    │           └── pubsub_gcp_upbound_io_v1beta2_topic_i_a_m_member.k
    ├── k8s
    │   └── apimachinery
    │       └── pkg
    │           └── apis
    │               └── meta
    │                   └── v1
    │                       ├── managed_fields_entry.k
    │                       ├── object_meta.k
    │                       └── owner_reference.k
    └── kcl.mod

[dependencies]
models = { path = "./model" }

running the files works fine.

changing the prefix of the import to 'model' fixes the lsp but results in the compile errors for missing types.

[vlada-dudr]

So I installed vs code to test it out. I had to install kcl language server somewhere myself, so I downloaded it and unpacked just the language server. It works. So I remove nvim Mason installed version and let neovim use the one I had for vscode. It does work also. So direct download works, Mason does not. But what is really weird - they are the same binaries. They have same md5sum. The only difference is how they are launched. Direct download just sits in my bin. With mason it is more complicate: it's own bin has symlink to bash script containing only exec path/to/kclvm/kcl-language-server "$@". So my only idea is that kcl-language-server doesn't like Mason's wrapping.

[mdaops]

Oh that's good to know! I'll give that a go tomorrow

[mdaops]

@vlada-dudr That's got it for me. Appreciate it!

[Peefy]

This may be related to the versions of kcl-language-server and kcl. Please keep them both the latest version before testing.

[vlada-dudr]

As i stated earlier the problem seems to be Mason's wrapping - same version of kcl-language server works when launched directly, and doesn't when launched through Mason wrapping.

[polo871209]

@Peefy @He1pa I have the exact same issue with mason here, I'd manually use kcl instead, please let me know if it may be update