pyright couldn't resolve submoudle.

[JoeMob]

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NVIM v0.8.2

Operating system/version

win 11

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wezterm

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main (Default/Latest)

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SSH (use_ssh = true)

Affected language servers

pyright

How to reproduce the issue

1.Import open3d.
2.Call open3d's submodule visualization.

Actual behavior

Expected behavior

There should be no error reported.

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Logs

[START][2023-03-11 17:06:27] LSP logging initiated
[WARN][2023-03-11 17:06:27] ...lsp/handlers.lua:487	"stubPath typings is not a valid directory."

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[ayamir]

We can't resolve this kind of problems because it belongs to the inherent ability of pyright. All of my suggestion is to use other lsps.

[Jint-lzxy]

TL;DR If you are using a type stub for the library and you believe that the stub is missing a symbol, report the problem (or submit a PR) with the maintainer of that type stub (open3d). We can't do much about this as it's server- and user-dependent.

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This appears to be a problem with the type stub file that ships with open3d. It probably doesn't include the visualization symbol in it's top-level specification. It is up to library authors to determine what symbols they want to export as part of the official interface contract, and those symbols must be defined in the typestub file. pyright itself is very configurable and the default port without any configuration will generate many errors that might be insignificant. Please refer to https://microsoft.github.io/pyright/#/configuration.

A dirty workaround would be to simply import the submodule:

import open3d.visualization

[JoeMob]

I disabled the error message, but pyright's behavior still doesn't match my expectation. Cuz open3d doesn't have stubs, visualization is just a subfolder under open3d's root and it also imported in the __init__.py of open3d.
But my problems are not related to dotfiles, so I will close my issue.