Pylance Missing Imports Poetry Link ((exclusive)) Jun 2026

当团队成员使用不同 IDE（如 PyCharm、Zed）或需要版本控制项目级类型检查配置时，推荐使用 pyrightconfig.json 作为 Pylance 的配置入口。

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Run the following command in your project terminal to get the exact path to your Poetry environment: poetry env info --path Use code with caution. Copy the full path returned by the terminal. Step 2: Configure VS Code Workspace Settings pylance missing imports poetry link

: Open the Command Palette ( Ctrl/Cmd + Shift + P ) and run Python: Restart Language Server . This forces Pylance to re-index all dependencies.

| 排查项 | 正常表现 | 异常表现 | |--------|---------|---------| | 终端能否正常执行 python 命令 | 可启动 Python REPL | 提示命令不存在或版本不符 | | poetry run python -c "import requests" | 无错误输出 | 报 ModuleNotFoundError | | VS Code 底部状态栏 Python 解释器路径 | 显示 Poetry 虚拟环境路径 | 显示系统 Python 路径 | Can’t copy the link right now

If you don't see it, select and paste the path to your Poetry environment (find this by running poetry env info --path in your terminal).

Hardcoding exact paths in your settings file breaks collaboration if you share the .vscode/settings.json file via Git, as other developers will have different usernames and paths. You can solve this by pointing VS Code to Poetry's base virtual environment directory. Find Poetry's base storage path by running: poetry config virtualenvs.path Use code with caution. Open your .vscode/settings.json file. Copy the full path returned by the terminal

This is the fastest way to tell Pylance which "link" to follow. Open a Python file in VS Code.

Open your project in an editor. For this guide, we'll assume you're using Visual Studio Code (VSCode).

Look at the bottom right corner of the status bar. Click on the (or "Select Interpreter").

With the steps outlined in this guide, you can banish the red squiggles and get back to focusing on what matters most—writing clean, functional Python code.