Often, one of these simple steps is all that's needed to resolve the issue.
# Delete the existing environment associated with this directory poetry env remove --all # Install the dependencies again (this will create a new .venv folder locally) poetry install Use code with caution. Step 3: Tell VS Code to use the local environment Open VS Code in your project root.
If you do not want to alter your global Poetry settings, you can manually point the VS Code workspace to the exact Python interpreter binary generated by Poetry.
Often, one of these simple steps is all that's needed to resolve the issue.
# Delete the existing environment associated with this directory poetry env remove --all # Install the dependencies again (this will create a new .venv folder locally) poetry install Use code with caution. Step 3: Tell VS Code to use the local environment Open VS Code in your project root.
If you do not want to alter your global Poetry settings, you can manually point the VS Code workspace to the exact Python interpreter binary generated by Poetry.
