Pyright isn't recognized, and failes to install

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#1

Hi,

I’m trying to set up lsp-pyright, and I’m having some difficulties… when openning a .py file emacs says it can’t find a language server for it, so it suggests to install pyright, but fails to do so because it can’t find npm.

I’ve manually installed node and npm - which didn’t solve the problem - so I went ahead and manually installed pyright, but emacs still doesn’t recognise it exists when I open a .py file…

I’m on windows, if that matters.

Any ideas? Thanks!

#2

Hi! I’m not a windows user, but usually these things happen because of PATH issues. Can you run pyright from anywhere in your system? I mean can you open a terminal and run “pyright” without specifying any path to it? If that will not work - you probably installed pyright wrong. You can then try to install pyright via pip (less options to do the wrong thing) pip install pyright

#3

Thanks! I’ve just been able to make it work, and you’re eight that it was in fact a PATH issue. I had to call doom env to regennerate the envvar files, and that solved it.

#4

Glad it worked out! :grinning:

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