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@hallymer
hallymer
opened on Jan 26, 2021

After updating to autocomplete-python v1.17.0, the function description does not work.

So I downgrade to autocomplete-python v1.16.0 and run it, but still, the function description does not work.

I looked for a reason not to work, "grammar2.7.txt" ~ "grammar3.7.txt" were in the parser file.

After duplicating on grammar3.x file, I changed it according to the Python version. And then restarted Atom.

The function description started to work!!

How to downgrade "autocomplete-python v1.17.0" to "autocomplete-python v1.16.0"

OS is based on Windows 10 and Python version is version 3.8

  1. (https://github.com/autocomplete-python/autocomplete-python/releases) Download version 1.16.0 from the link next to it.

  2. Unzip it once you have downloaded either "zip" or "tar.gz".

  3. When unpacked, there are whole folder content (from "keymaps" to "README.md") in the "autocomplete-python-1.16.0" folder, copy it(Ctrl+C).

  4. Go to C:\Users\UserID\.atom\packages\autocomplete-python and paste(Ctrl+V) the copied file.

  5. Go to C:\Users\UserID\.atom\packages\autocomplete-python\lib\jedi\parser

  6. You will see the file "grammar3.X.txt". Duplicate the file.

  7. Change the file name according to your version of Python. (My python version is 3.8, so I have to write it as garmmar3.8.txt.)

  8. When you're done, Restart Atom.

This method is temporary until the next update of version 1.17.0

I hope it helps a lot. 😃

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  1. hallymer commented on Jan 27, 2021

    @hallymer
    hallymer
    on Jan 27, 2021
    Author

    Also, I found second solution.

    1. Install a recent version of python and then checking the box to ** (very important) Add Python to PATH** during the installation.
      OR Manually add Python to Windows Path (Google for more details:wink:)
    2. Use command prompt(CMD) and then Verify jedi installation through "pip install jedi" command
    3. Reinstalling autocomplete-python v1.17.0

    As a second solution, you can use autocomplete-python v1.17.0 right away without downgrades.

  2. iconberg commented on Feb 3, 2021

    @iconberg
    iconberg
    on Feb 3, 2021

    Have the same issue on linux after updating. How to fix this on linux?

  3. hallymer commented on Feb 4, 2021

    @hallymer
    hallymer
    on Feb 4, 2021
    Author

    Maybe In Linux, I think you can do sudo pip install jedi

  4. paul-grassl commented on Feb 10, 2021

    @paul-grassl
    paul-grassl
    on Feb 10, 2021

    Somehow autocomplete-python can't find my jedi installation. If I start to type something in a python script, i get:

    Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/Users/paulgrassl/.atom/packages/autocomplete-python/lib/completion.py", line 8, in <module>

    and also:

        import jedi
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'jedi'

    However, if I do a pip list in my venv I see the latest jedi version...

    is this also related to this? any advice is appreciated. (I already tried to uninstall jedi and autocomplete-python several times but this didn't change anything)

  5. hallymer commented on Feb 10, 2021

    @hallymer
    hallymer
    on Feb 10, 2021
    Author

    @paul-grassl
    Have you tried reinstalling autocomplete-python v1.17.0?

  6. paul-grassl commented on Feb 10, 2021

    @paul-grassl
    paul-grassl
    on Feb 10, 2021

    @paul-grassl
    Have you tried reinstalling autocomplete-python v1.17.0?

    yes I did. can it have something to do with the python path? ... but executing python commands works

  7. hallymer commented on Feb 10, 2021

    @hallymer
    hallymer
    on Feb 10, 2021
    Author

    It is related to the Python path.
    Did you check PATH when installing Python?

    If you did not check PATH when installing Python,
    refer to the link below and add the Python PATH
    https://datatofish.com/add-python-to-windows-path/

  8. paul-grassl commented on Feb 11, 2021

    @paul-grassl
    paul-grassl
    on Feb 11, 2021

    I'm on MacOS. And the path is fine imo (it's in my zshrc script). If it would be a python path problem then I wouldn't be able to execute Python commands right? The error that I'm getting is about not finding jedi.
    Do you work with autocomplete-python version 1.16.0 or 1.17.0?

  9. hallymer commented on Feb 11, 2021

    @hallymer
    hallymer
    on Feb 11, 2021
    Author

    What is the version of Python installed on the Mac?
    Python installed on Mac is set to 2.x version, that is, the default version.
    So it may not work

    Please refer to the link below
    https://dev.to/malwarebo/how-to-set-python3-as-a-default-python-version-on-mac-4jjf

  10. paul-grassl commented on Feb 11, 2021

    @paul-grassl
    paul-grassl
    on Feb 11, 2021

    I have an alias in my zshrc script which makes python3 the default.

    Thanks for your suggestions though, really appreciate it. I will also experiment again with maybe different venv etc.

  11. hallymer commented on Feb 11, 2021

    @hallymer
    hallymer
    on Feb 11, 2021
    Author

    you changed the python version and it works fine?

  12. paul-grassl commented on Feb 11, 2021

    @paul-grassl
    paul-grassl
    on Feb 11, 2021

    No, sorry maybe that was not clear. I just wanted to say that python 3 is my default, so it shouldn't be problem of python 2. Additionally I just wanted to thank you for your suggestions, however, it may be impossible for you to figure out this problem remotely and the only way is that I do trial and error :S

  13. hallymer commented on Feb 12, 2021

    @hallymer
    hallymer
    on Feb 12, 2021
    Author

    Try with this command.

    • sudo apt-get install vim-python-jedi
    • sudo vim-addons install python-jedi

    Try the above command and tell me the result 😄

  14. hallymer commented on Feb 12, 2021

    @hallymer
    hallymer
    on Feb 12, 2021
    Author

    This link will also be helpful.
    https://github.com/clduan/jedi-in-mac

  15. iconberg commented on Feb 13, 2021

    @iconberg
    iconberg
    on Feb 13, 2021

    For me

    sudo pip install jedi
sudo apt-get install vim-python-jedi
sudo vim-addons install python-jedi

    and reinstall atom 1.54 did not solve the problem, still no autocomplete.

  16. j2bbayle commented on Jun 18, 2021

    @j2bbayle
    j2bbayle
    on Jun 18, 2021

    This is such an annoying bug… can't wait for a proper fix 🙌!

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