In VS Code, select and paste the path to the python executable (usually in the bin or Scripts folder of that path). Alternative: Use "In-Project" Virtual Environments
If you don't want to move your virtual environments, you must tell Pylance where the Poetry cache lives. Find your Poetry virtualenv path by running poetry env info --path , then add that path to the python.analysis.extraPaths setting in VS Code. Summary Checklist: virtualenvs.in-project folder exists. VS Code Python Interpreter is set to that local Pylance is restarted. Did this clear up your errors, or is your setup still giving you trouble? pylance missing imports poetry hot
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: Open the Command Palette ( Ctrl+Shift+P ) and run Python: Restart Language Server . This forces Pylance to re-index your project dependencies. In VS Code, select and paste the path
