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So, I solved this by finding the leetcode state dir and running:
touch pyrightconfig.json.
It seems initializing the directory as a git repo also works.
I'm not sure how to make this automatic.. But I think a lot of things depend on the root being a git repo to work, so maybe the plugin should just initialize the state repo to a git repo if git is installed? Maybe it's outside the scope of this plugin, but I do think it's confusing for users. It took me way too long to figure this out.
For some reason, whenever I open a normal python project, LSP autocomplete works fine. For example, if I type:
foo = []
foo.
I see all the standard list methods from LSP in addition to my snippets, etc.
But when running nvim leetcode.nvim, autocomplete only shows snippets.
LspInfo shows that pyright is attached.
I do see this over and over in the Lsp log:
[ERROR][2024-08-29 15:14:55] ...lsp/handlers.lua:623 'File or directory "/" does not exist.'
Any idea why this might be?
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