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Unexpected response from Language Server

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Description

Hi, thank for great repository. I currently encounter this problem:
Unexpected response from Language Server: None. Here is the log from multilspy: bash INFO:multilspy:{"time":"2025-01-14 11:43:11","level":"INFO","caller_file":"C:\\Users\\thieulvd\\AppData\\Local\\anaconda3\\envs\\continue\\Lib\\site-packages\\multilspy\\language_servers\\jedi_language_server\\jedi_server.py","caller_name":"start_server","caller_line":99,"message":"Starting jedi-language-server server process"} INFO:multilspy:{"time":"2025-01-14 11:43:11","level":"INFO","caller_file":"C:\\Users\\thieulvd\\AppData\\Local\\anaconda3\\envs\\continue\\Lib\\site-packages\\multilspy\\language_servers\\jedi_language_server\\jedi_server.py","caller_name":"start_server","caller_line":103,"message":"Sending initialize request from LSP client to LSP server and awaiting response"}

I don't know where to start debugging.

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Start with the language-server initialization path in multilspy and the jedi_server.py log location shown in the report. Reproduce the initialize request on the reported Windows/Anaconda setup, then identify why the response is None and document a confirmed fix or diagnostic result.

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anaconda, python
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Issue type
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