Olivier Teulière
Olivier Teulière
> I add this to be more explicit with the paths printed out. Without a prefix it is unclear where the path is rooted: is it rooted at the working...
I'm fine with starting with option 3 and re-assessing if there is a need for something else after that.
OK, then it shouldn't be the default indeed.
This might be a duplicate of #168 (or vice-versa, but there is more discussion there than here).
I also had a related issue, which I tracked down to the lack of canonical paths (not only absolute paths) in tmsu. Here is an explanation in case someone has...
> Inodes are a filesystem specific feature. TMSU works at the path level so that it can work across filesystems. It would resolve a path into its absolute form so...
> Note to self: investigate whether there are cases where canonical path is not used when tagging files. Just to be clear, I think that TMSU currently *never* uses canonical...
Isn't this the `-data` argument? Quoting https://github.com/eclipse/eclipse.jdt.ls: > Choosing a value for `-data`: the value for your data directory, should be the directory where your active workspace is, and you...
Being able to configure pylyzer via a config file, to specify the venv path and the extra paths (similarly to what Pyright does), is also critical for my use case.
This looks like a Windows-specific problem: I have the same problem with wilder and Python 3.12 on nvim 0.10.2 on Windows, but this works fine on Linux with the same...