poetry run python -c "import site; print(site.getsitepackages())"
The "Pylance missing imports" error with Poetry typically occurs when Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is using a different Python interpreter than the one Poetry created for your project. Because Pylance cannot find the installed libraries in its active environment, it flags them with "reportMissingImports" warnings. Primary Solution: Select the Poetry Interpreter
By properly linking your poetry environment, Pylance will accurately resolve imports, restoring autocomplete and type-checking capabilities. pylance missing imports poetry link
Open your terminal (inside your project root) and run:
Now, open your project in VS Code. Because the .venv folder sits in your root, the Python extension detects it automatically. Pylance will immediately index the correct site-packages . poetry run python -c "import site; print(site
poetry init
Re-install your dependencies. Poetry will now create a .venv folder in your project root: poetry install Use code with caution. Step 3: Select the New Interpreter in VS Code Open your project folder in VS Code. Open your terminal (inside your project root) and
Note: The venv name is the folder inside venvPath . Find it via poetry env info --path and take the last folder name.
In VS Code settings ( .vscode/settings.json or user settings):
Last tested with: Poetry 1.8+, Pylance 2024.x, VS Code 1.85+