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@mapler mapler commented Oct 11, 2015

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tony commented Dec 21, 2015

@mapler:

I came on a fix similar to what you did.

With mapler@f1d77cc, I'm able to get autocompletion Python 3 + virtualenv.

In vim +python3: That fixed it. I'm able to get autocompletion working nicely with jedi + neocomplete.

In neovim: i also get jedi + deoplete completion. However I'm not able to see any of the stuff inside of self. when I'm in a class method. And I see that python 2.7 packages are being loaded.

Python 2.7 virtualenvs still work 👍

@klen : This PR did the trick.

If you're in #406 come check this out.

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tony commented Jan 4, 2016

vim-virtualenv merged a similar patch in jmcantrell/vim-virtualenv#45.

@klen: This is working for me on OS X and FreeBSD for python 2.7 and 3.5 virtualenv's. Can you take a look?

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Fix `activate_this.py` does not exist, #406
@klen klen merged commit f8ca4d2 into python-mode:develop Jan 11, 2016
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klen commented Jan 11, 2016

Thank you!

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