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"'jedi' has no attribute __version__" on system with multiple versions of Python
See original GitHub issueAfter installing jedi-vim from master branch (@a0c326, using pathogen bundle), the following message is shown when opening python files:
Could not load jedi python module: module 'jedi' has no attribute '__version__'
The system (Arch Linux) has two versions of Python (2.7 and 3.x, where 3.x is default). Jedi library was installed for Python 2.7 only. The error goes away if jedi library is installed under Python 3. As an aside, rope-vim has no trouble using the version of the library installed only for 2.7.
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Probably VIM on arch comes with Python 3. Just install Jedi with Python 3. Or use the git submodule --recursive stuff to initialize the submodule.
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