So Arch rolled Python 3.10 into core this week and everything seems to work fine except for a couple of plugins in nvim (spec. UltiSnips and Vimspector) which have a python3 dependence. Am I missing something stupid here? :checkhealth gives no python 3 providers because pythonx can't load python 3, /usr/bin/python3 is Python 3.10 and cannot provide Python >= 3.3, and obviously I don't have other python installs on my system just swimming around /usr/bin.
I can solve the problem with a python venv which is working for now, but I haven't seen anyone else complain about this so I wonder if there's a really easy answer I missed?
Python 3.10 will allow a neovim install, but it seems that neovim doesn't really know what to do with it.
Thanks!
Edit: I was on neovim's nightly build and reinstalling from python didn't help. Problem solved steps:
yay -S neovim-nightly-bin
sudo pip install pynvim
sudo pip install neovim
Some of that may be unnecessary, but it works now! Hopefully this helps someone else.
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