I just released ZubanLS - A Mypy-compatible Python Language Server built in Rust - as a spiritual successor to Jedi. Will be posting on @zubanls.

Just before Python 3.12 releases, I have released Jedi 0.19.1 with Python 3.12 support. We have never been so early, thanks Peter!.

Jedi release 0.19.0. Support for Python 3.11, much faster completions for IPython users, especially when using large pandas datasets.

Released Jedi 0.18.2, a smaller bugfix release, feel free to upgrade.

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It currently feels like I'm breaking Rust lifetimes and I'm discovering 10 different edge cases (compiler bugs) that somehow have strange behavior. Especially with Closures.

At the current rate, Jedi has > 150 Mio. downloads on PyPI a year. Kind of crazy. It's mostly CI traffic of course.

Jedi 0.18.0 is out. Finally dropped Python 2. Improves Python 3.9 support.

Just released Jedi 0.17.2. Mostly bugfixes. This is the last release that has Python 2 support.

Released Jedi 0.17.1. Added Django support, better Generic support and Python 3.9 support.

Jedi Release (0.16.0). Really happy to make this big release: Features include pytest/dict key completions, faster tensorflow/numpy/pandas completions, new APIs and more.

Python 2 is dead. Long live Python 3!.

Not thinking new year's eve 2020 is special? How about celebrating that Python 2 is finally end-of-life: I'm so happy that I get to drop support for it. :).

New Jedi Release: 0.15.2. Features include better call signatures, fuzzy completions a lot of bugfixes. Behind the scenes there was a huge refactoring as well.

New Jedi release 0.15.0, features include a few new APIs, file path completions, *args/**kwargs resolving for calls, dataclass/enum support and a bit more. All in all some great new features!.

This obviously doesn't include vendoring (especially of VScode). VScode has probably half a million a month by itself and some other editors would probably add a 100k as well. It's also important to note that a lot of the downloads are because of IPython.