Add support for python-ts-mode

[gmlarumbe]

PR Summary

elpy-mode requires current major-mode be a derived mode of python-mode. Emacs 29 bundles python-mode and python-ts-mode as derived modes of python-base-mode. This PR allows elpy to also be used with python-ts-mode.

PR checklist

• Commits respect our guidelines
• Tests are passing properly (could not test it locally)

[gopar]

How long have you been testing this? I don't use python-ts-mode so not sure if it breaks anything (highly unlikely though)but want to make sure it'll still be stable.

[gmlarumbe]

How long have you been testing this?

Just a couple of days. It seems to work fine but I can test it a bit more.

[gopar]

Just a couple of days. It seems to work fine but I can test it a bit more.

Yeah lets test for a ~month, to be on the conservative side.
Appreciate the PR

[gopar]

Any issues @gmlarumbe ?
If not, i'll merge

[coveralls]

coverage: 90.96%. remained the same when pulling 7826d18 on gmlarumbe:master into 243623c on jorgenschaefer:master.

[gmlarumbe]

Hi @gomar,

I did not have much time to test it extensively. However it seems to work fine with both Emacs bundled python-mode and python-ts-mode, both derived from python-base-mode. I have not tried with MELPA python-mode but I assume it will work fine.

I also added a symlink for the yasnippet snippets of python-base-mode so that these could be used with python-ts-mode. I am not sure know how this is handled in Windows environments though.

[gopar]

I also added a symlink for the yasnippet snippets of python-base-mode so that these could be used with python-ts-mode. I am not sure know how this is handled in Windows environments though.

I believe the correct way is to add .yas-parents and put python-mode in it.

[gmlarumbe]

Hi @gopar ,

The .yas-parents for python-ts-mode in last force-push seems to work fine.

I also changed the enabling of elpy for python-ts-mode instead of for python-base-mode which in the end has the same effect.

[gopar]

Merging. Not sure why the tests are failing there, but it should be unrelated