I have installed jedi-vim using Vundle, adding this line to my .vimrc and running :PluginInstall.Plugin 'davidhalter/jedi-vim'The jedi-vim docs say I can install jedi using git submodule update --init from within the jedi-vim git repo. I've tried that and exits right away (maybe Vundle took care of the submodule for me).In .vim/bundle/jedi-vim I have a jedi directory and a jedi_vim.py file. I can load python3 and import jedi from that directory with no problem.I've also tried installing jedi with pip3 install jedi and apt-get install python3-jedi.vim --version shows -python and +python3.No matter what I do, when I open a python file, vim says:Please install Jedi if you want to use jedi-vim.Hey vim, I've installed it three different ways! What's going on?
vim doesn't find jedi, even though it's right there!
plugin vundle;plugin jedi vim
It turns out I had a compiled version of python in /usr/local that I had completely forgotten about, and vim was compiled against that one. I verified this by using :py print(sys.path), which showed directories under /usr/local. I removed the compiled version of python and recompiled vim against the standard version, and all is well.