Description
Description
On our end, we have our notebooks in one mounted folder (denoted as /mount)
While our lib is installed in home folder (/home/user)
In this case, lsp works if I create lsp client and server within a notebook
(I just create lsp server via PythonLSPServer in sub process without any other args except std I/O)
However, when I try to navigate the definition with extension, websocket just returns nothing and I got error then
Is it expected or shall I make any additional config? On my case my code and lib are placed at different filesystem and I create symlink across them, not sure if it would access any corener case
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