Having issues adding VENV support

[creda-technologies]

Hey all, I tried the solution in this discussion: https://github.com/zed-industries/community/issues/205, but am having issues getting it working with my project. I've tried both putting it into both the parent directory and the directory with all the code, and neither seem to work. Anyone know how to solve this?

[Moshyfawn]

I recently ran into a similar problem where Zed wouldn't recognise my .venv unless I explicitly specified the path to it. What worked for me was to define a pyproject.toml with this content:

[tool.pyright]
venvPath = "."
venv = ".venv"

[creda-technologies]

This worked! But now I have another similar problem. Pyright is unable to detect what the root folder is in my library giving me the following issue. Do you happen to have a solution for this? The code itself works correctly, but the import statements are showing up as incorrect in pyright. I tried to add the "root" attribute in [tool.pyright] to both "anchor_sdk" and ".", but was unsuccessful.

[christiankriedemann]

If the pyproject.toml doesn't fix it, then add a pyrightconfig.json with this content:

   {
     "venvPath": ".",
     "venv": ".venv"
   }

[ArunJRK]

I have both but still doesn't work. Tried both . and full path approaches

Just a thought could it be because we are in a different volume than default one on the disk

Edit: My bad was using the wrong interpreter

[sodimm]

I fixed this error by using the following in the settings file:
"lsp": { "pyright": { "settings": { "python": { "pythonPath": "venv/bin/python", # change your envelope path as required. "venvPath": "." } } } },

I didn't find this on my own, this article helped me finding a solution