How to assure this plugin is enabled?

[ileixe]

Hi. I'm afraid that it's kind of relating python-lsp-server itself though, could you please help me to understand how to check the plugin is enabled or not?

I have pyproject.toml and line-length = 110 but my emacs(lsp-mode) keep reporting line warning < 110. Similarly I'm not sure another plugin(isort) is being enabled or not. Is there any way to debug it?

Thanks

[richban]

Have you found out? Because I would like to know as well :)

[haplo]

Sorry for the very late response.

Line warnings are actually not provided by python-lsp-black, but by one of the linter plugins, like pyls-flake8. You should figure out which of those plugins you are using, then adjust its configuration to increase the max line length warning. Here is how you do it for flake8 for example.

About how to see which LSP plugins are enabled I'm afraid I don't have an answer right now. If python-lsp-black is enabled then you should be able to issue a format document command to the LSP server and the file contents would be formatted through black.

[SomeoneSerge]

Also ran into same UX issue. I do not understand how python-lsp-server is supposed to discover python-lsp-black, nor how to check if it has

[ccordoba12]

@SomeoneSerge, please see this discussion to learn how to activate this plugin from your editor/IDE:

python-lsp/python-lsp-server#176

Please post additional comments there.

[doolio]

@haplo here you mention the plugin pyls-flake8 but it is not actually required by the python-lsp-server, as an interface to flake8 is already built-in, right? Or perhaps it wasn't when you wrote that comment?