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src
seems to be ignored by default
#3348
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Negative, my global and workspace settings do not reference that key :( |
Ok, and I'm assuming you don't have Is there an If not, could you set |
Oh, interesting, my Here's the full log with
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Apparently, we do not automatically search Hmmm, the log shows that we are adding Is this code in a public repo that I can try out on my machine? |
No, it's a private repo, but I could try paring it down as much as I can while still reproing and then publishing it somewhere. |
I whittled it down to https://github.com/Tinche/vs-code-test. Still says |
Excellent, thanks! I can repro the issue. I don't see it in 2022.9.10 (last week's release), so you could work around the issue by switching to that build. |
Glad I could help and thanks for looking into this ;) |
This issue has been fixed in prerelease version 2022.9.31, which we've just released. You can find the changelog here: CHANGELOG.md |
Thanks! |
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Repro Steps
I've recently noticed VS Code isn't indexing my Python files properly - find usages and workspace symbol search aren't working. My code is inside a
src
directory.Looking at the logs, I see:
If I add the directory manually to
python.analysis.include
, I see:and "Show references" starts working. This used to work before out of the box, so I'm assuming
src
isn't being scanned by default any more? The docs seem to imply it should be.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: