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: Look for an entry that mentions "Poetry" or matches the name of your project. If it doesn't appear, you may need to find the path manually.

If you work on dozens of Python projects and don't want to configure settings for every single one, you can configure VS Code globally to scan Poetry’s entire cache folder for virtual environments.

Paste that into settings.json :

: VS Code should now see the .venv folder automatically and prompt you to use it. Advanced Troubleshooting

Did you try all the above and Pylance still gives you the yellow squiggle? Here are the "hot" edge cases: pylance missing imports poetry hot

The code ran perfectly. The Poetry environment was pristine. poetry show listed the local core package. poetry run pytest passed with flying colors. But in VS Code, Pylance, the stoic serpent of static analysis, was convinced the import did not exist.

This article will guide you through fixing this issue, explaining why it happens, and providing,, as a "hot" solution, the quickest ways to resolve it. Why Pylance and Poetry Don't Always Get Along : Look for an entry that mentions "Poetry"

Open the ( Ctrl + Shift + P or Cmd + Shift + P on Mac). Type "Python: Select Interpreter" and select it.

While pyproject.toml is recommended, you can also use a dedicated pyrightconfig.json file in your project's root. It offers similar options: Paste that into settings

By forcing in-project environments ( virtualenvs.in-project true ) and ensuring your VS Code interpreter points to that .venv , you will resolve 99% of Pylance import issues in Poetry projects. If you want, I can: Show you how to set up with Poetry . Compare Poetry with other dependency managers like PDM . Explain how to create a Dockerfile for a Poetry project.

: Run poetry config virtualenvs.in-project true .