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Can psutil dependency be optional?

See original GitHub issue

We ship jedi-language-server with Python extension for VS Code, which depends on pygls. With the latest version 0.10.* there is a dependency on psutils which means that we cant ship jedi-language-server in-box, since psutil needs the wheels on some platforms. Can the psutil dependency be made optional?

/cc @pappasam

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Created 2 years ago
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pappasamcommented, Mar 24, 2021

I’ll be able to test out once I add TCP support to jedi-language-server soon

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danixeeecommented, Mar 24, 2021

@karthiknadig, @pappasam, @perrinjerome, @brettcannon

This should work #163.

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