Crashes on Python 3.11
See original GitHub issueOfficial support for python 3.10 was added only to pydantic in version 1.9
, however in lib requirements lower version is pinned:
https://github.com/openlawlibrary/pygls/blob/4ce8988c87ba75352a510611881bc1d9d4e6757f/setup.cfg#L28
Might be fixed in #229 Causes https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-black-formatter/issues/67
Initially I thought it crashes on Python 3.10, but as it turned out, I got it wrong.
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Is there any progress on Python 3.11 support? With the official release in a day or so, this (or more specifically the related issue in vscode-isort) will become a more significant problem.
You can also specify that Python 3.11 needs a newer version with
pydantic>=1.10.2; python_version>=3.11