Pylance provides intelligent features like code completion and type checking. However, it relies on the designated Python interpreter to find libraries. If you run poetry install , the packages are stored in a unique virtual environment—often tucked away in a global cache or a local .venv folder. If VS Code does not "link" to this environment, Pylance will flag every external import with a "reportMissingImports" warning. Primary Solution: Selecting the Correct Interpreter
Once selected, Pylance will re-index your workspace using the correct environment, and the missing import warnings should disappear within a few seconds. pylance missing imports poetry link
If you are using a unique structure, you can explicitly tell Pylance where to look in your .vscode/settings.json : If VS Code does not "link" to this
"python.analysis.extraPaths": [ "/path/to/your/poetry/virtualenv/lib/python3.11/site-packages" ] Use code with caution. pylance missing imports poetry link