As of today, updating the VS Code Python extension automatically also installs closed-source Pylance extension. This could really hurt the open-source Python ecosystem in the long run!

• pylance-release

  50 1,652 9.0 Python

  Documentation and issues for Pylance

  

At the moment it is still possible to just remove the Pylance extension manually and install the open-source alternative Pyright instead or switch back to the old Python language server. But the open-source Python language server is already deprecated and will be replaced in the future by the closed-source Pylance extension. Also there are no plans to make Pylance eventually open source.

• vscodium

  535 23,621 9.5 Shell

  binary releases of VS Code without MS branding/telemetry/licensing

  

If you want to be a purist, use VSCodium or something.

• WorkOS

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• intellij-community

  101 16,546 10.0

  IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition & IntelliJ Platform

  

That's not true, PyCharm Community is open source: https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community/tree/master/python

• doom

  26 74 7.5 Org

  Doom Emacs config (by elken)

I ultimately settled on Doom Emacs (w/pyright and ipython support in org mode babel) - configuring it is less scary that emacs from scratch and allowed me to leverage my limited vi muscle memory to get around a new editor. Overall, I'm very happy.

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