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Currently LS only searches the root for the user module unless you manually add paths to python.autoComplete.extraPaths.
But when editing a file, say, sub/script.py with content like
frommoduleimportmyfunc
LS should automatically search for modules in folder sub/ (sub/module.py in this case) without manual setting, because Python will always search modules in the directory containing the input script.
Currently it will throw an "unresolved import" warning despite the script can run just fine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Currently LS only searches the root for the user module unless you manually add paths to
python.autoComplete.extraPaths
.But when editing a file, say,
sub/script.py
with content likeLS should automatically search for modules in folder
sub/
(sub/module.py
in this case) without manual setting, because Python will always search modules in the directory containing the input script.Currently it will throw an "unresolved import" warning despite the script can run just fine.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: