Make Python dependency optional to fix marketplace verification #122
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The JetBrains Marketplace verifier incorrectly reports plugins with mandatory Python dependencies as broken for IntelliJ IDEA, even though this is expected behavior (see MP-7540). This workaround: - Makes com.intellij.modules.python an optional dependency - Moves Python-specific extensions to pyvenvmanage-python.xml - Adds startup notification warning users without Python support
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The JetBrains Marketplace verifier incorrectly reports plugins with mandatory Python dependencies as broken for IntelliJ IDEA without Python, even affecting the plugin's availability status in PyCharm. This is a known bug tracked as MP-7540.
This change makes com.intellij.modules.python an optional dependency and moves all Python-specific extensions and actions to a separate pyvenvmanage-python.xml config file that only loads when Python is available. A startup notification now warns users if they install the plugin on an IDE without Python support.
This workaround follows the same approach used by pylint-pycharm-plugin, which was created by the same author who filed the MP-7540 bug report.