Proper way to install language server for Jupyterlab #7213
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Thanks @Pilgrim1379. Would you mind opening the discussion in the JupyterLab repo, as it will likely have more changes to be seen by JupyterLab developers: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab/discussions Thanks! |
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I'm new to using Jupyterlab/Jupyter notebook. What's baffling me is, I have installed all the language servers that I need however Jupyterlab doesn't find them. I'm therefore wondering if there's a proper way to install language servers for Jupyterlab to find and use them.
My setup is as follows:
I'm on a MacOS (latest version) and I installed Jupyterlab via pipx with the following command:
I have other language servers installed via npm:
In a virtual env, I install
ipykernel
and thenpython -m ipykernel install --user --display-name ${PWD} --name ${PWD##*/}
to create a kernel for the virutal environment. With this I'm able to start and use Jupyterlab in the virtual environment.When I start Jupyterlab, it doesn't find python-language-server or vscode-markdown-languageserver.
Will appreaciate any advice or pointers.
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