I'm getting this error, which doesn't make sense because the libraries are installed, and the correct python interpreter path is selected. I have no clue where the issue could be.
2 Answers
You can get the used Python path from :CocCommand workspace.showOutput Pyright, looks like Pyright was using the wrong Python.
3 Comments
fannheyward
Two ways: 1. activate the Python env before you open vim, or 2. set
python.pythonPath in your coc-settings.json
nullromo
I have the same issue. Code runs fine, but I'm seeing the same Pyright errors in vim.
which python shows the same path as workspace.showOutput Pyright (they both show /usr/bin/python).nullromo
Update: I tried adding
"python.pythonPath: "/usr/bin/python" to my CocConfig and the errors are gone now. Seems weird because workspace.showOutput was already reporting the right path.I stumbled upon this question while looking for an answer for the same problem.
In my case, I added a pyrightconfig.json to the root of the project that looked something like this.
{
"venvPath": "/Path/that/stores/my/venvs"
"venv": "name_of_the_venv_that_pyright_should use.
}
