Hover working for modules but not classes/functions for internal libraries

[ngriffiths13]

I am not actually sure if this is an issue with Pyright or with Zed, but I thought I would see if anyone could point me in the right direction here.

When hovering over imported python modules (from internally hosted private pypi) I can see all of the docstrings and things I would expect to see. However, when I hover over the classes or functions I am importing from those modules, it shows up as Unknown. This doesn't happen when I install packages from the public PyPI repo.

Anyone have any idea why this might be happening or where I can start poking around to find a fix?

[JosephTLyons]

Hey @ngriffiths13, do other Pyright features for you work, such as autocompletion?

[ngriffiths13]

Unfortunately that workaround actually requires me going into the source files of every single class and function I want to import and not just to the top level module. I don't know that much about how pyright works. But if you have any other ideas for less time consuming workarounds right now I'd be happy to hear them!

[ngriffiths13]

I just found something else interesting. When navigating to the source file for classes, Pyright only recognizes classes and functions while I have that file open. Once I close that file again, it goes back to an Unknown object.

[ngriffiths13]

@JosephTLyons just wanted to check in to see if there is anything can be done here about this?

[JosephTLyons]

Sorry for the late reply @ngriffiths13, Ill bring it up the with the team, but it might fall into the category of "after we go open source," which is imminent. We want to be careful what all blocks the work on open source because opening the code base allows anyone to come in and fix this stuff! Hang tight.

[ngriffiths13]

Thanks for getting back on this! I totally understand. Looking forward to your open source launch!

[jeff-phil]

Related?: microsoft/pyright#2135