How to make vscode aware of user modules

ufechner7 · March 3, 2021, 8:58pm

That is a known issue which might or might not be fixed at some point in time:

Linter doesn't check `LOAD_PATH` for packages

opened 10:05PM - 15 Oct 17 UTC

enhancement

The linter seems to think things are undefined even if they are there: Define…d here: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/734386/31589568-fef6ba42-b1d1-11e7-8872-3abd9dad3682.png) used here: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/734386/31589582-1fcfe8f6-b1d2-11e7-9c97-21f240263238.png) output in the linter pane: ![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/734386/31589586-31a6868e-b1d2-11e7-9a8d-64bb1218a921.png) I think this might have to do with the fact that the `SampledSignals` package isn't located in the normal `.julia/v0.6` package directory, but is in a different directory that I add to my `LOAD_PATH` in `.juliarc.jl`. It also might be more useful in this case to display the warning on the `import` line with something like "Could not find package SampledSignals" rather than later on when you try to use the identifier.

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How to make vscode aware of user modules

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