Functionality broken in Sublime Text 4

[KM4YRI]

Functionality is broken in Sublime Text 4. They changed some APIs, and it uses Python 3.9 now, although I'm unsure of the exact details.

Is this project still being maintained? Any chance of getting an updated version that works with ST4?

[internet]

As a workaround, if you unzip the sublime-package (you can find the path in the console window when it errors), you can change the version in the .python-version file from 3.4.3 to 3.8 (or 3.3) and it appears to work correctly. There's PR already open.

[ThomasHineXYZ]

I'm also still having this issue.

This was also mentioned in issue #47, but the creator of that thread closed it...

[ThomasHineXYZ]

Looks like merge #48 fixes the issue. The owners of the repo just need to test it and merge it.

[thep0y]

Sublime Text has two built-in python interpreter versions, namely 3.3 and 3.x, of which 3.3 will not change, and 3.x will change with version updates.
The ST plug-in uses version 3.3 by default when it does not specify an interpreter.
But sublime_docblockr_python uses .python_version to specify an interpreter version 3.4.3 that has been used and is now invalid, causing the plug-in to not work properly.
Now this repository is no longer updated. It is not recommended to use this .python-version file anymore, just delete it and it will be normal.

[davi5e]

Now this repository is no longer updated. It is not recommended to use this .python-version file anymore, just delete it and it will be normal.

How to do that if there is only the DocBlockr_Python.sublime-package file in ST4 config folder?

[thep0y]

How to do that if there is only the DocBlockr_Python.sublime-package file in ST4 config folder?

DocBlockr_Python.sublime-package is essentially a compressed file, you can rename it to DocBlockr_Python.zip, then unzip it, and delete the .python-version file.
Then you should recompress it to a zip file, and rename it to DocBlockr_Python.sublime-package.
Finally, copy or move the new DocBlockr_Python.sublime-package to the Installed Packages directory.

[ThomasHineXYZ]

I ended up personally just switching to this, and it's been quite a nice replacement for this old package

https://packagecontrol.io/packages/AutoDocstring

[Freakwill]

How to do that if there is only the DocBlockr_Python.sublime-package file in ST4 config folder?

DocBlockr_Python.sublime-package is essentially a compressed file, you can rename it to DocBlockr_Python.zip, then unzip it, and delete the .python-version file. Then you should recompress it to a zip file, and rename it to DocBlockr_Python.sublime-package. Finally, copy or move the new DocBlockr_Python.sublime-package to the Installed Packages directory.

I tried it, but failed.

[thep0y]

Try it: https://github.com/thep0y/python-docblockr/releases/latest