I am making some sub-libraries(each as a module(a directory) with two files:- function file(.py) and init.py file) which I can use into the main library functions which will be used into the keyword file (List_of_keywords.resources). Now inside the python project the directories are as below order, …

You have to add root of the project (NewProject) to PYTHONPATH. If you are using “Robot Framework Language Server” extension add to settings: "robot.pythonpath": [ "${workspaceFolder}" ], To robot parameters while executing add -P . (assuming that your execution directory is root o…

I don’t get it. Can you tell me exactly in which file should I write this ?

Can you please specify how and where should i write the code which gave me ?

Can you please show me with screenshot, how and where should write the code ?

I would suggest making your libraries actual (local) distributions / packages so they get installed in your Python environment (hopefully a virtual environment) like all other dependencies. If you do that, you won’t have to use hacks to make the language servers work correctly and things will work o…

[image] robinmackaij: If you do that, you won’t have to use hacks to make the language servers work correctly What hacks? Having clear import paths is not a hack. The problem is that “Robot Framework Language Server” ignores PYTHONPATH setting and other environment variables. Don’t call it a…

Its not a bug nor a hack. Stating it as such feels very poor background knowledge on how environment variables are inherited, how processes are started via editor, and/or how your environment actually works without relying on “magic, it just works”.

Shocking altitude, indeed. I hope you can redirect your frustration into help with solving that, Mr. Rasjani: [image] Environment variables not used in RF-LS in vscode Visual Studio Code(ium) Set an environment variable MY_VARIABLE to be used by RF-LS. Then create a robo…

Robot Framework Language Server not picking up on environment variables could be a bug, depending on what environment settings it supports on what processes and through which settings. However, that project is now unmaintained, so the odds of the issue being addressed is very low. It’s certainly not…

Library Module not found error

Libraries

kamichal (Michal) 3 February 2025 13:03 9

Shocking altitude, indeed. I hope you can redirect your frustration into help with solving that, Mr. Rasjani:

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Library Module not found error

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