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[shahrooz97]

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[fisadev]

Hi! That sounds like one of these possibilities:

• Your vim doesn't have python support (disregard that if you are using neovim). Does this work in your editor?: :pythonx print("hello")
• You don't have the dependencies installed. Have you installed the dependencies with pip as shown in vim.fisadev.com, under "Install for Vim"/"Install for NeoVim"?
• You installed the dependencies, but you're running vim/neovim under a different environment which doesn't have them. For instance, you installed the pip dependencies at system level but you are launching the editor from inside a virtualenv. Or vice versa. In that case: you need the dependencies installed in the environment you are launching your editor from.

[eduzen]

I have the same issue when I open vim. I have it for a looong time, but I got used to it. How can I debug which python is your configuration trying to use. I have those dependencies installed with the python version globally configured with pyenv. And maybe this is the issue?

[eduzen]

I have the same issue when I open vim. I have it for a looong time, but I got used to it. How can I debug which python is your configuration trying to use. I have those dependencies installed with the python version globally configured with pyenv. And maybe this is the issue?

Maybe it helps someone else. I fixed it. I'm using mac. And brew has its own python. So installed the python packages for that python and now vim works without those messages.

$(brew --prefix python)/libexec/bin/pip install -U pip pynvim flake8 pylint isort jedi