Save the file. Pylance respects this configuration.
If you don't see your Poetry environment listed, click Enter interpreter path... -> Find... and navigate to your project folder. If you have configured Poetry to store virtual environments inside the project (see Solution 4), look for the Scripts/python.exe (Windows) or bin/python (macOS/Linux) file inside the .venv folder.
You get the venv name by running poetry env list .
Find your Poetry venv path:
Sometimes, the imports work when you run the code but fail in the editor. This is often due to how Pylance analyzes the code.
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Pylance Missing Imports Poetry Exclusive Page
Save the file. Pylance respects this configuration.
If you don't see your Poetry environment listed, click Enter interpreter path... -> Find... and navigate to your project folder. If you have configured Poetry to store virtual environments inside the project (see Solution 4), look for the Scripts/python.exe (Windows) or bin/python (macOS/Linux) file inside the .venv folder. pylance missing imports poetry
You get the venv name by running poetry env list . Save the file
Find your Poetry venv path:
Sometimes, the imports work when you run the code but fail in the editor. This is often due to how Pylance analyzes the code. click Enter interpreter path... ->