To help find the exact cause of your import errors, let me know: Your (Windows, macOS, Linux)
in Pylance:
If you don't see it, select and paste the result of running poetry env info --path in your terminal, followed by /bin/python (Linux/Mac) or \Scripts\python.exe (Windows). 2. The "Pro" Setup: Keep Virtual Envs Local
After running this, VS Code will usually detect the local .venv folder immediately and offer to use it as the workspace interpreter. 3. Fixing "Editable" Install Issues pylance missing imports poetry hot
If you completed the steps above and your imports are still broken, try these quick troubleshooting techniques: Clear the Pylance Cache
Below is a systematic, step-by-step guide to identifying and fixing the issue. The most common cause (incorrect interpreter) is listed first, but you should inspect the details of each to determine the best fit for your situation.
Is virtualenvs.in-project set to true to keep files organized locally? To help find the exact cause of your
If you do not want to alter your global Poetry settings, you can manually point the VS Code workspace to the exact Python interpreter binary generated by Poetry.
Sometimes Pylance just needs a nudge to re-scan the dependencies. Open settings.json . Add or update:
Since Pylance is built on Pyright, you can configure its behavior directly in your pyproject.toml file. This is a clean, project-specific way to manage settings. Is virtualenvs
Search for (the extension by Marius Alchimavicius is highly reliable). Install the extension. Restart VS Code.
Is your virtual environment located or in a global cache ? I can give you more specific commands to fix the issue.
