This command outputs the exact path to your current virtual environment. Take note of the parent folder where all these environments live.
I can provide the exact configuration snippet or command tailored to your setup. Share public link
This disconnect happens because than your current project environment. When Poetry handles dependencies globally or within a hidden cache directory, VS Code defaults back to your global system Python—which lacks those installed packages.
Add the path to your site-packages (found via pip show ):
Alex had restarted the Pylance server. Twice. They had cleared the .pyright_cache and the VS Code workspace storage. They had even tried the darkest ritual: deleting .venv and running poetry install from scratch, watching the green progress bars with the desperate hope of a gambler watching a slot machine.
If modifying pyproject.toml isn't feasible or doesn't fully solve the problem, you can use VSCode's workspace-specific settings.
If you don't see your Poetry environment in the list, you may need to refresh. You can also manually enter its path after running poetry env info --path in your terminal to get the virtual environment's location.
This command outputs the exact path to your current virtual environment. Take note of the parent folder where all these environments live.
I can provide the exact configuration snippet or command tailored to your setup. Share public link
This disconnect happens because than your current project environment. When Poetry handles dependencies globally or within a hidden cache directory, VS Code defaults back to your global system Python—which lacks those installed packages.
Add the path to your site-packages (found via pip show ):
Alex had restarted the Pylance server. Twice. They had cleared the .pyright_cache and the VS Code workspace storage. They had even tried the darkest ritual: deleting .venv and running poetry install from scratch, watching the green progress bars with the desperate hope of a gambler watching a slot machine.
If modifying pyproject.toml isn't feasible or doesn't fully solve the problem, you can use VSCode's workspace-specific settings.
If you don't see your Poetry environment in the list, you may need to refresh. You can also manually enter its path after running poetry env info --path in your terminal to get the virtual environment's location.
