Python support .pth files




















So now all I have to do is to create that directory in my Makefile? I'll try it out right now. Ok, so far, it compiles. The reason I created a separate python-cython was because I needed a fair recent version of cython, 0. I guess it was a dependency for beanstalkc or django.

Skip to content. Star 3k. New issue. Jump to bottom. Copy link. Will try it now. Shouldn't it by created once python itself is compiled? Importing this module will append site-specific paths to the module search path and add a few builtins, unless -S was used.

In that case, this module can be safely imported with no automatic modifications to the module search path or additions to the builtins. To explicitly trigger the usual site-specific additions, call the site. Changed in version 3. It starts by constructing up to four directories from a head and a tail part. For the head part, it uses sys.

For each of the distinct head-tail combinations, it sees if it refers to an existing directory, and if so, adds it to sys. A path configuration file is a file whose name has the form name.

Non-existing items are never added to sys. No item is added to sys. Blank lines and lines beginning with are skipped. Lines starting with import followed by space or tab are executed.

An executable line in a. Its impact should thus be kept to a minimum. Oh, that is fine. I don't know why there was a difference, either. Originally I was using multiple paths per file and it worked in LS. Then LS stopped resolving my packages, thus this defect. The workaround was to use 1 path per file and then LS was able to resolve again.

Then we had the hang, and the extraPaths setting fixed that. I can repro additional problems when a. From the preceding thread it's not clear whether my scenario is supported, so please tell me if I should open an issue. My variation is that I'm using a venv - my problems only occur when selecting it.

One of the symptoms is that if my. Select Python Interpreter" on the status line. Another symptom is that if the. I can also repro a "unresolved reference" problem with a single-line. This scenario is a bit different so I'll hold its details for now. The language server only uses the interpreter that the extension says to use. As for pth files, we don't actually read the pth files ourselves; we call out to Python to ask what its sys. Theoretically, a pth file having some number of lines should not be impactful so long as python can understand it.

If the vscode extension can ignore these lines than. PTH files should run just fine as they just affect the sys. This is the language server repo, but the errors above appear to be errors from the Python extension. Though I'm not sure how much can be done if we the Python executable itself isn't doing what it's instructed due to a misconfiguration Skip to content.

Star New issue. Jump to bottom. Labels editable-installs enhancement feature: imports. Milestone June Copy link. Anaconda : 3. Actual behaviour I have a custom package that is in a subdirectory of my project. Python 3. Additional information, gif of my repro:. MikhailArkhipov assigned AlexanderSher Feb 20, To verify with the new LS. MikhailArkhipov changed the title Python file with more than one entry breaks module resolution PTH files support Mar 3, MikhailArkhipov added enhancement feature: imports labels Mar 3, MikhailArkhipov removed this from the Feb Unresolved import with packages under "src" when installed as editable MikhailArkhipov unassigned AlexanderSher Jun 4, MikhailArkhipov mentioned this issue Jun 14, The effect is localized to a particular Python installation.

You can toggle their usage simply by moving them around on the filesystem. For example, I have two of these on this machine: py2app. The build directory includes specific version information about the OS that changes on many Software Updates these don't happen too often, so it's not such a big deal.



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