Intellisense including from xxx import {haven't specified classes}

[gonghenghai]

For example:

from PySide6.QtWidgets import QApplication,

The Intellisense including QPushButton when I type QP, and after I selected it, QPushButton will be imported automatically. the import will be changed to:

from PySide6.QtWidgets import QApplication, QPushButton.

[heejaechang]

fix will be in the next release.

but, it won't be supported out of box since we only include first level symbols in auto import. you will need to use our hidden options to enable it.

in settings.json, put this for us to pick the symbols up for auto import.

 "python.analysis.packageIndexDepths":[["PySide6",2]],

what it basically means is ["package name", "max depth to search"]. "max depth" basically means how many dot you need to access the module you want.

ex) PySide6.QtWidgets
this is 2 level deep.

deeper you go, Pylance will take more time to scan python files.

if you put, ["", 2], it will change default depth not one particular library's search depth.

thank you.

[bschnurr]

This issue has been fixed in version 2022.4.0, which we've just released. You can find the changelog here: CHANGELOG.md

[stefanbschneider]

Adding this to my settings.json, VSCode tells me "Unknown Configuration Setting" and shows the line in reduced colors.

And it does not seem to work.

[willygroup]

Adding this to my settings.json, VSCode tells me "Unknown Configuration Setting" and shows the line in reduced colors.

And it does not seem to work.

Hi,
I solved it by putting this value to true in settings.json:
"python.analysis.indexing": true,

[nicodea]

I also updated my settings.json with the following lines:

"python.analysis.indexing": true,
"python.analysis.packageIndexDepths": [["", 10],],

This does seem to work for imports outside the workspace. However, imports inside the workspace still seem to be a problem. Has anyone encountered a similar behavior and/or found a solution for it?

UPDATE: it looks like imports inside the workspace work briefly after saving the settings, then stop being suggested. Most likely a bug.

[Smeb]

Can report a similar issue - imports within the workspace aren't being auto-completed. I'm working in a development container with code in src - fixing imports works, and suggestions are given after a file has been opened, but otherwise it'll only complete non-user code.

[its-all-waves]

Can report a similar issue - imports within the workspace aren't being auto-completed. I'm working in a development container with code in src - fixing imports works, and suggestions are given after a file has been opened, but otherwise it'll only complete non-user code.

Similar if not the same issue, here. Trying to use Kivy and it's only suggesting imports from official Py libraries.

[debonte]

@nicodea, @Smeb, @3pimz3, can one of you please file a separate issue on this "imports inside the workspace" issue?