Analyzing the top directory (home for example) for any reason ?

I’m opening /home/pafer/Project/foo/main.py for example.

I open neovim inside /home/pafer/Projects/foo, and I create the file. Then I save it.

This happens:

It scans the entire /home/pafer/Projects without any reason, taking the CPU and make my computer slow.

What’s the output of :CocCommand pyright.version 1.1.154

What’s the output of :CocCommand workspace.showOutput Pyright

Here is the output, note that my python file and PWD are not in /home/pafer/Projects but in foo subdirectory ! But the “Workspace” is considered to be the top directory ?

Workspace: /home/pafer/Projects
Using python from /usr/bin/python

[Info  - 14:56:36] Pyright language server 1.1.154 starting
[Info  - 14:56:36] Server root directory: /home/pafer/.config/coc/extensions/node_modules/coc-pyright/node_modules/pyright/dist/
[Info  - 14:56:36] No configuration file found.
[Info  - 14:56:36] No pyproject.toml file found.
[Info  - 14:56:36] Setting pythonPath for service "Projects": "/usr/bin/python"
[Warn  - 14:56:36] stubPath /home/pafer/Projects/typings is not a valid directory.
[Info  - 14:56:36] Assuming Python version 3.9
[Info  - 14:56:36] Assuming Python platform Linux
[Warn  - 14:56:36] Exception received when installing recursive file system watcher: TypeError [ERR_FEATURE_UNAVAILABLE_ON_PLATFORM]: The feature watch recursively is unavailable on the current platform, which is being used to run Node.js
[Warn  - 14:56:36] Exception received when installing recursive file system watcher: TypeError [ERR_FEATURE_UNAVAILABLE_ON_PLATFORM]: The feature watch recursively is unavailable on the current platform, which is being used to run Node.js
[Warn  - 14:56:36] Exception received when installing recursive file system watcher: TypeError [ERR_FEATURE_UNAVAILABLE_ON_PLATFORM]: The feature watch recursively is unavailable on the current platform, which is being used to run Node.js
[Warn  - 14:56:36] Exception received when installing recursive file system watcher: TypeError [ERR_FEATURE_UNAVAILABLE_ON_PLATFORM]: The feature watch recursively is unavailable on the current platform, which is being used to run Node.js
[Warn  - 14:56:36] Exception received when installing recursive file system watcher: TypeError [ERR_FEATURE_UNAVAILABLE_ON_PLATFORM]: The feature watch recursively is unavailable on the current platform, which is being used to run Node.js
[Info  - 14:56:36] Searching for source files
[Info  - 14:56:36] Auto-excluding /home/pafer/Projects/XXX

[ A lot of my Prjects/XXX folders appears here]

[Info  - 14:56:49] Found 46577 source files
[Info  - 14:57:44] Emptying type cache to avoid heap overflow. Heap size used: 1539MB
[Info  - 14:57:58] Emptying type cache to avoid heap overflow. Heap size used: 1694MB
[Info  - 14:58:52] Emptying type cache to avoid heap overflow. Heap size used: 1645MB

[fannheyward]

1. I prefer to remove src from your patterns, I know some projects use this, but it’s not a good pattern
2. coc-pyright already supports lots patterns, and coc has .git/.hg/.projections.json patterns, for most cases, it’s ok to work
3. VSCode doesn’t create a project file by default, if you set something, VSCode will create .vscode folder
4. Python projects don’t have a standard project-specific file, but pyproject.toml is used more and more often

https://github.com/fannheyward/coc-pyright/blob/ddc6e540be713512cbc468b5e9cf2cdb6d913426/package.json#L70-L82

[metal3d]

ho sorry, this one is the one used by default!

OK sorry.

The first point is not a bad pattern, sometimes, to add a README file and to not overload the “root” of the project, it’s not that bad to append a subdirectory for sources.