Really? I find Pylance to be great. Pretty quick error checking, Pyright is fairly sound, and auto-complete/go-to-definition work reliable. When you have types of course - the biggest problems with Python development are still the communities disinterest in type hints, and the godawful tooling.
How do you comfortably set up different run targets with args for different scripts when developing a large project? I think the problem with one tool for all means you get basic support with plugins, not specialised support for one.
Really? I find Pylance to be great. Pretty quick error checking, Pyright is fairly sound, and auto-complete/go-to-definition work reliable. When you have types of course - the biggest problems with Python development are still the communities disinterest in type hints, and the godawful tooling.
How do you comfortably set up different run targets with args for different scripts when developing a large project? I think the problem with one tool for all means you get basic support with plugins, not specialised support for one.