LSP - RestartServers when the PythonPath is changed (global or project)#1504
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related to #1404
When the Extra Python Path is changed restart the LSP server - so the LSP will register the new paths.
in #1404 (comment)
You wrote - "If you alter the python path via environment variables or registry editing, these changes will be reflected in the python path that the jedi lsp sees." -
But in my tests (latest 5.3.1) - Extra Global paths are not recognized by the LSP (even if the LSP Server is restarted),
I tried both adding the path using the GUI, and also adding to
python_int.pyi.e.sys.path.append(r'c:\temp\python')- neither work for the LSP (they do get recognized by the interpreter).I added in this PR a restart also when the Global Path is changed, but this change is not helpful if the Global Path is not recognized by the LSP.
As a working workaround, you can take a look at the following approach, which does work (see latest commits to these branches):
https://github.com/talos-gis/pyscripter/tree/feat/lsp_global_path
https://github.com/talos-gis/python4delphi/tree/feat/lsp_global_path