The combined use of Firedrake and vscode

[zxcdsaqwe8]

First, I installed Ubuntu in the win11 system, then installed docker in Ubuntu, and then installed firedrake-jupyter in docker. All of the above have been installed successfully and can run and edit the code normally. I'd like to ask if I can connect firedrake and vscode in this situation? Use vscode to edit and run code. I referred to the official website's instructions on how to connect to vscode, and I can also run my code in vscode. However, there is a problem that vscode cannot recognize the firedrake and others imported in my code. It will show that it is incorrect, but it can still run the code. May I ask what the problem is?

[connorjward]

This is more of a VSCode issue than a Firedrake issue but it's going to be something to do with VSCode not looking at the right Python interpreter when it's looking for system-installed Python packages.

[DSTxj]

I only installed python on my computer when I installed firedrake. How should I deal with this problem?

[dham]

If you mean that Pylance doesn't resolve names in Firedrake, then I also see that and I don't know why. I assume it's a Pylance issue. It doesn't stop anything working.

[DSTxj]

Yes, it won't affect the operation of my code, but it has always had such problems, which makes one feel a bit helpless