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switching language server to none does not display expected message when using Python 2.7

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Testing #18964

expected Editor support is inactive since language server is set to None for {workspace basename}

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meganroggecommented, Apr 29, 2022

it works now 👍🏼

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kimadelinecommented, Apr 29, 2022

Can you try switching python.languageServer values in the workspace scope instead of the user scope, and see if the issue happens?

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