Pylance fails to recognice pkgutil.extend_path on src folders on "python.analysis.extraPaths"

[jdrese]

Environment data

• Language Server version: Pylance language server 2024.6.1 (pyright version 1.1.364, commit 0618acc5) starting
• OS and version: Windows 11
• Python version (& distribution if applicable, e.g. Anaconda): virtualenv Python 3.10.8

Code Snippet

"python.analysis.extraPaths": [
     "..path/to/a/src/with/pkgutil.extend_path",
     "..path/to/another/src/extending_namespace" 
]

Repro Steps

1. Create 2 different folder structures that will have a src folder and a python package name that is the same
2. On the first python package init file add __path__ = pkgutil.extend_path(__path__, __name__)
3. Add both python src folder to a workspace "python.analysis.extraPaths" to have auto complete and code intelissence
4. Try importing python code from both of the folders. One of them will fail depending on the order of paths in "python.analysis.extraPaths"

Expected behavior

Pylance should be able to pick up that the python packages are extending the namespace

Actual behavior

Pylance fails to read content of one of the packages.

Extra note

The python.analisys.autoSearchPaths does work correctly and if you are withing a same workspace that has all the src folders within the space of the same root folder. Things work. But if another workspace is trying to "reference" code from another package it does not.

[debonte]

Pyright (the type checker upon which Pylance is built), does not support dynamic modification of __path__. Here are several old Pyright issues discussing this that have some more detail:

• Unresolved imports with hybrid implicit namespace packages pyright#5297
• Add partial support for pkgutil.extend_path() pyright#4280
• Issue with mix of implicit and explicit namespace packages pyright#3430
• Support multiple packages with overlapping namespaces pyright#2882

If I misunderstood what you were asking for here, feel free to provide more detail and reopen the issue. In that case, a repo or zip file with a folder structure that reproduces the issue would be helpful.