reenable jedi

[videlec]

#31648 disabled jedi by default. This ticket reenables it.

• Make LazyImport get __module__ without resolution #31656 proposes to let LazyImport fake the attribute __module__. That would solve the problem mentioned in tab-completion sometimes access attributes #31643 that jedi completion triggers the lazy import. However it is still unclear why jedi access the __module__ attribute when performing a tab-completion.

Depends on #31280
Depends on #31650

Component: user interface

Issue created by migration from https://trac.sagemath.org/ticket/31649

[dimpase]

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-#31648 disabled jedi by default. This ticket reanables it.
+#31648 disabled jedi by default. This ticket reenables it.

[mkoeppe]

comment:2

Best to do this after getting jupyter up to date (#31280)

[mkoeppe]

Dependencies: #31280

[videlec]

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 #31648 disabled jedi by default. This ticket reenables it.
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+- #31656 proposes to let `LazyImport` fake the attribute `__module__`. That would solve the problem that jedi completion triggers the lazy import. However it is still unclear why jedi access the `__module__` when performing a tab-completion.

[videlec]

Changed dependencies from #31280 to #31280, #31650

[videlec]

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 #31648 disabled jedi by default. This ticket reenables it.
 
 
-- #31656 proposes to let `LazyImport` fake the attribute `__module__`. That would solve the problem that jedi completion triggers the lazy import. However it is still unclear why jedi access the `__module__` when performing a tab-completion.
+- #31656 proposes to let `LazyImport` fake the attribute `__module__`. That would solve the problem mentioned in #31643 that jedi completion triggers the lazy import. However it is still unclear why jedi access the `__module__` attribute when performing a tab-completion.