Why it happens (concise)
If it's not listed, run poetry env info --path in your terminal to get the exact path, then choose Enter interpreter path... in VS Code and paste it. 2. Create an "In-Project" Virtual Environment
If you want, I can provide a short checklist or the exact .vscode/settings.json snippet tailored to your OS and Python version. pylance missing imports poetry hot
Alternatively, you can add this directly to your project's .vscode/settings.json file: "python.venvPath": "~/.cache/pypoetry/virtualenvs" Use code with caution.
Here’s a draft for addressing “Pylance missing imports when using Poetry” — structured for submission to the Pylance (or pyright) GitHub repository. Why it happens (concise) If it's not listed,
To help find the exact cause of your import errors, let me know: Your (Windows, macOS, Linux)
If Pylance still refuses to cooperate, reset the entire state: Create an "In-Project" Virtual Environment If you want,
If VS Code is not explicitly pointed to this hidden directory, Pylance looks in your global Python installation. Since your project packages are not there, Pylance flags your import statements with a red or yellow squiggly underline. Step 1: Tell VS Code to Look Inside Poetry Environments
You will see a new .venv folder appear in your project sidebar. Step 3: Select the Interpreter in VS Code
"python.defaultInterpreterPath": "/path/from/above"