Adjust test based on Jedi version#689
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The current supported versions of jedi supported by the project as stated in pyproject.py are "jedi>=0.17.2,<0.20.0", but the unit tests are fixed to work only with >=0.19.2 (see PR #609).
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The current supported versions of jedi supported by the project as stated in pyproject.py are "jedi>=0.17.2,<0.20.0", but the unit tests are currently passing only for jedi >=0.19.2 (see PR #609).
When packaging python-lsp-server 1.13.2 to debian, this very same change was required as the current debian version of jedi is 0.19.1. The patch can be seen here: debian/patches/0003-Fix-test-to-work-with-jedi-0.19.1.patch