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Visual Studio Code – ModuleNotFoundError: No Module Named "calculations"

I have made a project tree:

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├── calculations
│   ├── calculation1.py
│   └── calculation2.py
|   └── __init__.py
├── final_combinations
│   ├── project.py
│   └── non_project.py

In project.py I import the calculations from calculations folder:

from calculations.calculation1 import calculation1
from calculations.calculation2 import calculation2

def project():
    x = calculation1(13) + calculation2(15)
    return x

This works on my PC well, but when my colleague run this codes after pulling from my repo it gives error ModuleNotFoundError: No module named "calculations" . In his computer he has added python to his PATH. We use Visual Studio Code and have same settings. File is uploaded to Databricks and run on it using VSCode plug-in databricks-connect.

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  1. 0

    Did you try checking the module name if it is calculation1 or calculation?

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  2. 0

    This is a "known" behavior when workspace files are used. By default, only the current folder of the file is added to the sys.path, so if you have a subdirectory, you can do import subdir.module. But in your case you have a module a level above, so you need to append that folder to the sys.path to be discoverable – it’s covered in the documentation.

    Alternatively, you can use Repos that have a bit different behavior – the sys.path is populated not only with the current directory, but also with the root of the repository.

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