I have a python file on a network drive (X:foo.py). If I click on a python function defined in the same file and press F12 (go to definition), VSCode opens a new window where the file name is \some.unc.pathfoo.py This…
I have the pandas latest version installed as of now with python version 3.12.0. While running VS Code, I was running this line of code import pandas as pd data = pd.DataFrame(np.arange(16).reshape((4,4)), index = ['Ohio', 'Colorado', 'Utah', 'New York'], columns…
In below screenshot when hovering over the grayed out variables Pylance (correctly!) says they are not accessed, e.g.; "_baz" is not accessed Pylance. My question is about waz, which is clearly not accessed in either tabs, still not grayed out.…
from typing import Literal, overload, TypeVar, Generic, Type import enum import abc import typing class Version(enum.Enum): Version1 = 1 Version2 = 2 Version3 = 3 import abc from typing import Type class Machine1BaseConfig: @abc.abstractmethod def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs) -> None:…
How to avoid this VSCode + Pylance static type check error? def process_row(row: dict[str, Any]): row = SimpleNamespace(**row) For this, vscode shows red underline for SimpleNamespace(**row) with messsage: Expression of type "SimpleNamespace" cannot be assigned to declared type "dict[str, Any]"
Every time I launch VS code, the Pylance server crashes 5 times in in 3 minutes, or so the output terminal says. The server stops trying to relaunch and I lose out on a handful of features as a result.…
The problem has been going on for several days now. Every time I opened VS Code the error message will pop out. My code can still run though, but it wouldn't highlight the variables that I have declared How can…
I'm attempting to write a generic class in Python 3.11 that should be able to process a list of elements using different processing classes (A or B in this example). My goal is to use the type variable T to…
VSCode Pylance v2023.9.20 with strict checking is giving me type error on first function call, but not the second. Only difference is that in first argument is wrapped in list. def listTupleFunc(arg: list[tuple[str, tuple[str, ...]]]) -> None: pass listTuple =…
I'm encountering an issue with the Pylance extension in VS Code when working on a Python notebook. Some time I add or delete a cell, the language server crashes with the following error: Error: Debug Failure. False expression: Chained file…