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Pylance Missing Imports Poetry Upd
Without this setting, if you have a file src/my_package/main.py trying to import from utilities import helper , Pylance looks for utilities at the root. With extraPaths set, it looks inside src , resolving the path correctly.
The most common reason for missing imports is simply having the wrong Python interpreter selected in VS Code. pylance missing imports poetry
If you are a Python developer working in Visual Studio Code (VS Code), you have likely encountered the dreaded squiggly yellow line. You import a module, perhaps a local utility function or a library you just installed, and Pylance—the default language server for Python in VS Code—reports a problem: Without this setting, if you have a file src/my_package/main
Copy the output. It will look something like: /home/user/.cache/pypoetry/virtualenvs/my-project-abcdefgh-py3.9 Without this setting