Is it possible to control the location to export a specific element

[XKTZ]

If we have a class MyClaz, defined inside a path say src/test_pylance/testpkg/_claz.py, and I name the _claz.py is a "private" member of testpkg because I don't want to export this file. Instead I want to pylance being able to treat the MyClaz is defined under test_pylance.testpkg which I import it under __init__.py

from ._claz import MyClaz

__all__ = ["MyClaz"]

Say I have another file under src/test_pylance/main.py, when I type MyClaz I hope it suggests me the one from test_pylance.testpkg instead of the one from test_pylance.testpkg._claz. Is there someway to accomplish the goal?

Behaviour I get

I checked the previous issues and from the post Autoimport from module, not directly from file and another issue we are suggesting using option includeAliasFromUserFiles but it can be rather messy if we include everything

Behaviour I get after turn option on

And considering pylance is using option "includeAliasFromUserFiles" to exclude some elements that is considered 'alias' does that mean it is possible to control to only output one alias that is kind of "most appropriate", like the one with shortest path or is the root of the pathes?

The file structure i have is like follows, which is generated by uv init --package

And the file I have is:

# src/test_pylance/testpkg/_claz.py
class MyClaz:
    def __init__(self):
        pass

# src/test_pylance/testpkg/__init__.py
from ._claz import MyClaz

__all__ = ["MyClaz"]

other python files are empty

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I have also included a base64 encoding of the folder I am working on and it can be detared under a folder to repro my working environment using command read base64_input; echo "$base64_input" | base64 -d | tar xzf -

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Thanks very much

[rchiodo]

I believe you answered your own question. includeAliasFromUserFiles is the only way to get this to work.