configuring pylsp

[JurajLieskovsky]

Hi, I'm trying to make some modifications to the default pylsp settings as I do not strictly follow PEP in my personal projects. I googled some examples but I cannot get them to work, so I am wondering where I'm going wrong.

As an excepted answer for setting the maxLineLenght I found:

[[language]]
name = "python"
config = {pylsp={plugins={pycodestyle={enabled=false},flake8={enabled=true,maxLineLength=120},pyflakes={enabled=false}}}}

which I have copied to my otherwise empty ~/.config/helix/languages.toml file. Then I saved the file :w, reloaded the config :config-reload and restarted the lsp :lsp-restart but I still get the warning of a too long line.

If I understand correctly this should also be equivalent to:

[[language]]
name = "python"

[language.config.pylsp.plugins.pycodestyle]
enabled = false

[language.config.pylsp.plugins.flake8]
enabled = true
maxLineLength = 120

[language.config.pylsp.plugins.pyflakes]
enabled = false

but that also doesn't work.

[JurajLieskovsky]

I should have probably included

~> hx --health python
Configured language server: pylsp
Binary for language server: /home/liesk/.local/bin/pylsp
Configured debug adapter: None
Highlight queries: ✓
Textobject queries: ✓
Indent queries: ✓

[guicanat]

I have this and it works pretty well (disabling everything except ruff).

[[language]]
name = "python"

[language.config.pylsp.plugins]
flake8 = {enabled = false}
autopep8 = {enabled = false}
mccabe = {enabled = false}
pycodestyle = {enabled = false}
pyflakes = {enabled = false}
pylint = {enabled = false}
yapf = {enabled = false}
ruff = { enabled = true, ignore = ["F401"], lineLength = 120 }

[JurajLieskovsky]

@guicanat thank you for providing an example of what works for you. It did not work for me so I started looking for the problem in my lsp install and managed to find it.

Also you sent me down a rabbit hole of configuring pylsp with ruff + yapf instead of manually formatting files.

[jpsecher]

Erh, the configuration above is not accepted by Helix 23.05: unknown field 'config'

[SpecificProtagonist]

Erh, the configuration above is not accepted by Helix 23.05: unknown field 'config'

Language and language server configuration got separated to allow for multiple LSPs per file, so I think putting language-servers = ["pylsp"] under the Python config and then using [language-server.pylsp.config.pylsp.plugins] should work.

[funnes]

When ordering ruff first in the language-servers list, symbol documentation does not show up when pressing Space-k.

edit: landed on this:

[[language]]
name = "python"
language-servers = [ { name = "pylsp", except-features = [ "format" ] }, "ruff"]
auto-format = true

[language-server.pylsp.config.pylsp.plugins]
ruff.enabled = false
autopep8.enabled = false
flake8.enabled = false
mccabe.enabled = false
pycodestyle.enabled = false
pyflakes.enabled = false
pylint.enabled = false
yapf.enabled = false

[NewtonChutney]

I am running helix 24.3 (2cadec0). The command :config-reload did not make the warnings disappear. They only disappeared when I restarted helix.

I had the same issue.. old warnings still persist after a config-reload in hx v25.01.01
But doing a lsp-restart after config-reload clears the older warnings.. A full restart wasn't necessary in my case.

[galacticmice]

When ordering ruff first in the language-servers list, symbol documentation does not show up when pressing Space-k.

edit: landed on this:

[[language]]
name = "python"
language-servers = [ { name = "pylsp", except-features = [ "format" ] }, "ruff"]
auto-format = true

[language-server.pylsp.config.pylsp.plugins]
ruff.enabled = false
autopep8.enabled = false
flake8.enabled = false
mccabe.enabled = false
pycodestyle.enabled = false
pyflakes.enabled = false
pylint.enabled = false
yapf.enabled = false

Does ruff.enabled = false even do anything? It doesn't seem to be a config option for pylsp? Thanks for the config though!

[funnes]

@galacticmice pylsp has a ruff plugin which I had installed and I did not want pylsp to use it

[NewtonChutney]

Pitching in on another issue..
I felt it would be great to have a common extra paths config for the python language..
Instead of a per plugin basis..