Heyward Fann
Heyward Fann
> have an exec file by default Hello @lassepe, can you clear me for this default exec files?
@lassepe try https://github.com/fannheyward/coc-julia/pull/325, now you can `:CocCommand julia.CompileLanguageServerSysimg `. > have a non-empty default execution file shipped Any suggestions about this?
``` using JuliaFormatter; format_text(""); ``` Tested `create_sysimage` with this file, and the formatting function works much faster for the first-format. But for `LanguageServer`, didn't find any exec by now.
Currently, coc-julia bundled LanguageServer.jl (and other packages too) into extension, this makes it easy to run LanguageServer with coc. But in some cases, the bundled packages were outdated to work,...
> :call CocNotify('julia', 'julia/activateenvironment', '/Users/loong/.julia/environments/v1.7') will look into this.
No such support by now, will add it later.
Reproduced, but have no idea about this, because Pyright didn't recognize the newly created module. You can use `:CocRestart` as a workaround.
@mark-henry01 VSCode/VSCodium has file watching feature, I think this is the reason that editor can recognize newly created file. I'll dig this later.
First of all, very clear issue steps 👍 . I'm using project-level venv in my projects, as your 2nd test, didn't encounter the problem. I'd like to debug the issue...
``` Setting pythonPath for service "": "/Users/fannheyward/.virtualenvs/t1/bin/python" ``` Reproduced, working on this.