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Hi @greycodee python does not automatically store files on its file system. Usually it runs as language server in VSCode where the front-end and the language server share the same file system. This is not the case here: Client runs in the browser and the server on the machine. The language server protocol can't enforce the server to add opened files ( We started work to automatically sync files #834 to prevent such failure cases when the deployment is distributed, but the work is not yet completed. |
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Hi @greycodee python does not automatically store files on its file system. Usually it runs as language server in VSCode where the front-end and the language server share the same file system. This is not the case here: Client runs in the browser and the server on the machine. The language server protocol can't enforce the server to add opened files (
hello2.py
in this case) to its file system and therefore pyright marks the file as not resolvable.We started work to automatically sync files #834 to prevent such failure cases when the deployment is distributed, but the work is not yet completed.