Pyright no longer resolves modules in the directory containing notebooks

[thomasaarholt]

Describe the bug
In VSCode notebooks, I have been able to keep functions in a process_data.py file placed in the same directory as a notebook I am working with. That way I can move functionality out of the notebook and into the .py module to keep the notebook clean.

As of the latest pre-release version, pylance does not resolve the import, and so does not know anything about the functions I am importing. It does work in a regular other.py file.

fails in notebook

works in regular .py files

I've awkwardly bypassed this using the following try-except. pylance recognises imports via the .process_data relative import, but this raises an importerror when called on its own in the notebook :(

try:
    from process_data import numeric_categorical_columns
    from .process_data import numeric_categorical_columns
except SyntaxError:
    print("uh oh, check imports")
except ImportError:
    pass

VS Code extension or command-line
Running Python extension pre-release version v2022.11.12021011

[erictraut]

Notebook support is handled by pylance. Transferring the issue to pylance-release.

[heejaechang]

dupe - #3017