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injupyter-lsp/json-lsp (press backspace or delete to remove)It might be worth thinking about moving this repo (and https://github.com/martinRenou/yaml-lsp?) outside of my user
account, maybe https://github.com/jupyter-lsp would be a proper place?
cc. @jtpio @krassowski ...
martinRenou
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- Opened on Oct 14, 2021
- #8
Thanks for getting this going!
It looks like the current language server vscode-json-languageserver-bin@1.0.1, probably originally chosen in
jupyterlab-lsp because it was a single .js file, might never ...
bollwyvl
- 2
- Opened on Oct 14, 2021
- #7
It would be better to have a full Python solution making use of pygls
martinRenou
- Opened on Apr 2, 2021
- #5
@bollwyvl is there a way to run tests with JupyterLab-lsp checking that it can actually communicate with json-lsp?
martinRenou
- Opened on Apr 2, 2021
- #4
We ve run into this in a few places.
I recommend a confection like:
NODE = str(Path(shutil.which( node ) or shutil.which( node.exe ) or shutil.which( node.cmd )).resolve())
this handles some of the ...
bollwyvl
- 2
- Opened on Apr 1, 2021
- #3
I d recommend the entry_point approach, as it is generally preferable to using python -m if possible, as -m can have...
unwanted side-effects. Further, a conda downstream will do a good job of making it ...
bollwyvl
- 6
- Opened on Apr 1, 2021
- #2
Part of why I was less excited about this approach is there are layers of nested licensing to be resolved here.
It would be worth tracking down all of the upstream licenses before hitting the deploy button... ...
bollwyvl
- 1
- Opened on Apr 1, 2021
- #1

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