system wide installation, multiple python versions #304
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Are you saying that even after specifiying a FWIW, I use |
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When I opened the discussion my goal was to have After reading the documentations of
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With |
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I can do the same with |
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Interesting. Thanks for sharing your findings. |
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It seems that Rope also needs to be installed in each project's environment. See this discussion. |
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If I have installed
pylspwithpython -m pip install "python-lsp-server[all]"using the system wide
pythoninterpreter (lets say version 3.10) that comes with my Linux distribution, but I want to usepylspwhile editing a script for another python version (e.g. 3.11, installed usingpyenv), is there a way to informpylspof this?For example using
pyrightif I addto
pyproject.tomlat the root of the project,pyrightadapts accordingly, even though I also installed it using my system wide python running(I know that installing
pyrightthroughpipinstallsnodein the background though...)Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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