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It looks like lsp-python-ms will happily resolve whether one is running linux/darwin/windows but automatically assumes that the architecture is x64. While I'm aware that Microsoft's python LS doesn't currently have an arm64 build, I think the init routine should at least double check to make sure that it's compatible. (It took me about 20 minutes of fighting to try and figure out why it wasn't working - since there was no error message nor any mention of archtecture in the documentation that I could find.)
A best-case wish would be an architecture-agnostic script that would download pre-built binaries if possible and then would fall back to building - or at least fail and alert the user that they need to build manually.
:)
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Hi All,
It looks like lsp-python-ms will happily resolve whether one is running linux/darwin/windows but automatically assumes that the architecture is x64. While I'm aware that Microsoft's python LS doesn't currently have an arm64 build, I think the init routine should at least double check to make sure that it's compatible. (It took me about 20 minutes of fighting to try and figure out why it wasn't working - since there was no error message nor any mention of archtecture in the documentation that I could find.)
A best-case wish would be an architecture-agnostic script that would download pre-built binaries if possible and then would fall back to building - or at least fail and alert the user that they need to build manually.
:)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: