Jedi language server uses wrong python path

[ZeroRin]

On a remote server, whatever python interpreter I choose from bottom-right corner, Jedi language server always search conda base environment for packages. And as a result, any package installed on other server is not accessible for autocompletion.

The weird thing is that it only happens on this specific server, when I tried to reproduce it on another server (with the same conda environment shared using NFS), everything works as expected.

I compared the json file for both server's remote setting and workspace setting, and they are exactly the same (both almost empty actually). I also tried to uninstall and reinstall vscode server but the problem still exists.

One clue I found is that one of the processes related to jedi is executed by miniconda3/bin/python instead of the selected environment miniconda3/envs/speechbrain/bin/python, while on the other server both are executed by the selected environment. However, I still have no idea about what's going wrong and how to fix it.

[karthiknadig]

@ZeroRin Some times the python in the conda environment is usually a symlink. Can you check if the ~/local/miniconda3/envs/speechbrain/bin/python is a symlink? if it is a symlink then this is normal.

[ZeroRin]

It is a symlink pointing to python3.10 under the same folder (which is not a link).

[ZeroRin]

Well, it's weird that when I login today I found that the language server worked as expected.
Also in ps command both processes now use python under speechbrain.

Still no idea why it went wrong yesterday but at least it now works