https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=483363
--- Comment #9 from rjx_ <7c6s4b+cc6efdty3b...@sharklasers.com> --- (In reply to Nick from comment #8) > Hi > > Thanks for all the additional info. Ive' managed to get Kate set-up with > python LSP now by installing the following package on Neon: > > sudo pkcon install python3-pylsp > > I have also run through your (very detailed!) instructions to duplicate this > sing your test Python script but so far I'm not able to. Conscious you > believe this is an intermittent problem so I will keep trying. Meanwhile I'm > hoping if anyone else reading this might give it a go too in case other's > are able to duplicate it. Thanks. Thank you for testing, it's much appreciated. Unfortunately from the looks of it this could be either a distro specific bug (which i am not sure it is), or just require a more up to date system software/libraries which can possibly influence the crashes as well. Some further discoveries: After testing with clang's LSP server on some random C files, i were not able to crash kate with it. Granted, that's either clang being too strict or something weird going on here as well, for trying to replace random things - anything aside from arbitrary text values like variable names/strings - would lead to Replace not replacing anything at all. Seems like either a python-lsp-server[1] bug, kate crashing via not handling some of it's wonkiness well, or both. I assume that in order to reproduce this one might need to spin a VM with Arch or some other recentish distro (Fedora 40?) with python-lsp-server 1.10.0 at the very least (that's what Arch got atm). Otherwise, i am a bit out of ideas as to what's actually the issue here. [1] https://github.com/python-lsp/python-lsp-server -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
