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jedi ignores extra paths #236
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@eyalk11 to help debug, can you please send me a link to a GitHub repo that contains an example directory of Python modules you're trying to get Jedi to analyze, along with what exactly you're trying to do (search workspace, get auto-completion, jump to definition, etc) Also, some info that will make this easier to debug:
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I think that what confuses it is that I use https://github.com/eyalk11/compare-my-stocks current relevant config (on_attach defines keymaps).
Thanks a lot |
I got crash several times when I added the workspace directory to vim (src/compare_my_stocks). I use the windows \ in there. Also, it keeps saying
Though I am not sure it is your client. See the traceback in the log.
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@eyalk11 in your example, you should specify your path from the root of your git repository (eg, where you've put your So: |
Not sure, but please let me know if you figure out what's wrong. Happy to add your findings to a FAQ in case someone else has a similar issue |
I am on windows.
My current config is:
And it simply doesn't recognize much of my workspace. I tried using \ as well.
How can I see what folders it uses as workspace? Can I access jedi.Project somehow?
Also I did the following try:
And it worked!
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