Don't trust what you think is happening. Verify it from VS Code's integrated terminal:
By default, Poetry often stores environments in a central cache folder, which Pylance can sometimes miss. Forcing a local .venv folder in your project root often resolves detection issues. pylance missing imports poetry hot
python -c "import numpy; print(numpy.)"
Pylance will automatically re-index your workspace. The wavy red underlines under your imports should disappear within a few seconds. Don't trust what you think is happening
Type and select Python: Select Interpreter . pylance missing imports poetry hot
VS Code will usually detect the new .venv folder and ask if you want to use it. 3. Manual "Extra Paths" Override
Search for (the extension by Marius Alchimavicius is highly reliable). Install the extension. Restart VS Code.
Don't trust what you think is happening. Verify it from VS Code's integrated terminal:
By default, Poetry often stores environments in a central cache folder, which Pylance can sometimes miss. Forcing a local .venv folder in your project root often resolves detection issues.
python -c "import numpy; print(numpy.)"
Pylance will automatically re-index your workspace. The wavy red underlines under your imports should disappear within a few seconds.
Type and select Python: Select Interpreter .
VS Code will usually detect the new .venv folder and ask if you want to use it. 3. Manual "Extra Paths" Override
Search for (the extension by Marius Alchimavicius is highly reliable). Install the extension. Restart VS Code.