not showing packages installed from conda enviroment

[ahmedselim2017]

Result from CocInfo

versions

vim version: NVIM v0.4.3
node version: v10.16.3
coc.nvim version: 0.0.74-377c2729b9
term: xterm-256color
platform: linux

Messages

Output channel: Python

Starting Jedi Python language engine.
##########Linting Output - pylint##########
************* Module main
1,0,error,E0401:Unable to import 'pandas' (import-error)

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Describe the bug

Coc.nvim says unable to import pandas even if I installed using Conda.

Reproduce the bug

• Create and activate a new Conda environment with

conda create --name ai-all
conda activate ai-all

• Install some packages using conda

conda install keras

• Start Neovim via using normal configs which works without anaconda

• Import some packages which installed by conda

Screenshots (optional)

[oblitum]

I think this issue should have been opened on coc-python instead. Still, did you select the right python environment from :CocCommand python.setInterpreter? I use coc-python with conda without issues.

[DoktorMike]

I have the same issue and indeed it works when calling :CocCommand python.setInterpreter but to me that seems a little bit silly since the conda environment has already been set before I start nvim. Isn't there a way to make the setInterpreter choose the first python available (which would correspond to the one currently active in conda)?

[oblitum]

@DoktorMike this is issue #55.

[astier]

Same issue #89 would be great if coc-python would inherit the environment from the activated conda environment.

[oblitum]

I'm not sure what you use for environment auto activation, I use pyenv (that integrates nicely with conda), and for it, auto activation also seems an issue on vscode-python, from which coc-python forked:

• Select pyenv environment based on folder .python-version file microsoft/vscode-python#1167

[ahmedselim2017]

I think this issue should have been opened on coc-python instead. Still, did you select the right python environment from :CocCommand python.setInterpreter? I use coc-python with conda without issues.

When I do that I get this error:
[coc.nvim] Jedi error: Cannot call write after a stream was destroyed

Edit: Jedi was not installed in conda environment. When I install Jedi in conda environment everything worked

[oblitum]

@ahmedselim2017 please close issue then.