If you want a quick fix without altering how Poetry works or switching your active interpreter, you can explicitly give Pylance the exact path to your virtual environment's site-packages directory. Get the precise path of your active Poetry environment: poetry env info --path Use code with caution. Open your .vscode/settings.json file.
| 排查项 | 正常表现 | 异常表现 | |--------|---------|---------| | 终端能否正常执行 python 命令 | 可启动 Python REPL | 提示命令不存在或版本不符 | | poetry run python -c "import requests" | 无错误输出 | 报 ModuleNotFoundError | | VS Code 底部状态栏 Python 解释器路径 | 显示 Poetry 虚拟环境路径 | 显示系统 Python 路径 | pylance missing imports poetry link
This method involves launching VS Code from the active Poetry shell. It works because VS Code inherits the environment variables of the terminal that launched it. If you want a quick fix without altering
First, make sure you have Poetry and Python installed on your system. You can download Python from the official Python website and Poetry from the Poetry website. You can download Python from the official Python
# 1. 常规修复流程 poetry env info --path # 获取环境路径 # 在 VS Code 中：Python: Select Interpreter → 选择环境 # Python: Restart Language Server # 重启语言服务器
The most common cause is that Pylance is looking at your global Python installation instead of the specific environment managed by Poetry.
If it does not appear, click and paste the absolute path you copied in Step 1, appending /bin/python (macOS/Linux) or \Scripts\python.exe (Windows) to the end.