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Pylance being proprietary is so disappointing, given it's the spiritual successor to Python Tools for Visual Studio (PTVS). PTVS was an open source Visual Studi
by orra 5y ago
Pylance being proprietary is so disappointing, given it's the spiritual successor to Python Tools for Visual Studio (PTVS). PTVS was an open source Visual Studio extension, which later was ported to VSCode.
- nickelpro 5y ago90% of PyLance is open source though, via the PyRight extension upon which its based. I'm not saying it's not disappointing its proprietary, but it's sorta inline with the "open core" philosophy that a lot of corporate open source work aligns itself with.
- orra 5y agoAy, you're not wrong. But even granting them that, they disappointingly say “The Pyright extension for VSCode ... is not guaranteed to be ... maintained long-term.”