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It seems that Intellisense does recognize pip-installed libraries itself and if you do the following:
import matplotlib.[press ctrl-space to trigger Intellisense]
it loads a moment and then provides correct subpackages.
But if I try to use the lib in my code like this:
matplotlib.[press ctrl-space to trigger Intellisense]
it doesn't show anything except for the usual stuff it generates from the file's content
Weirdly, if I hover above matplotlib, it does show me information about the module...
Note that I use vscode insider:
vscode-insider --version
Steps to Reproduce:
import matplotlib/numpy/scipy
Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: No (ofc, it needs at least the Python extension)
Glad about any help/information about how to fix this issue!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Intellisense is not actually working in general after the latest update on my end
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Okay so it doesn't seem to be a problem of misconfiguration, that's nice to hear! Do you know when this will be fixed?
Can you please file this issue against the python extension
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It seems that Intellisense does recognize pip-installed libraries itself and if you do the following:
import matplotlib.[press ctrl-space to trigger Intellisense]
it loads a moment and then provides correct subpackages.
But if I try to use the lib in my code like this:
matplotlib.[press ctrl-space to trigger Intellisense]
it doesn't show anything except for the usual stuff it generates from the file's content
Weirdly, if I hover above matplotlib, it does show me information about the module...
Note that I use vscode insider:
1.22.0-insider
6c22e21 (<- not sure if this is the version commit, it show up in
vscode-insider --version
)x64
Steps to Reproduce:
import matplotlib/numpy/scipy
Does this issue occur when all extensions are disabled?: No (ofc, it needs at least the Python extension)
Glad about any help/information about how to fix this issue!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: