In VS Code I have a little python (Python 3.11.9) module I'm building beside my main code. The module works fine and runs without issue. I've installed it in edit mode via pip install -e .

Still Pylance cannot resolve my module's imports in any file inside the module.

Import "my_cool_module.utils.logging_utils" could not be resolved

# my_cool_module.main.py

from my_cool_module.core.enhancer import AwesomeEnhancer
from my_cool_module.utils.logging_utils import configure_logging


def main()
    pass
    # More cool code

I've setup the __init__.py in every directory and the follow the same pattern as the one below:

# my_cool_module.utils.__init__.py

from my_cool_module.utils.logging_utils import configure_logging  # This import also cannot be resolved

__all__ = ['configure_logging']

This occurs in any file in the module that is importing other parts, the __init__.py files should all be configured and it runs without issue.

.venv
Other Code Files <- We can import and use MyCoolModule without issue
My Cool Module
 ┣ ...other module code
 ┣ utils
 ┃ ┣ logging_utils.py
 ┃ ┗ __init__.py
 ┣ main.py
 ┣ pyproject.toml
 ┣ Readme.md
 ┣ setup.py
 ┗ __init__.py

I've verified my setup.py, I've created a pyproject.toml file to see if that was the issue. I've created a .env file in my main directory with to manually add my workspace to the project path,

# .env
PYTHONPATH=${workspaceFolder}

I've also added the following settings to my .code-workspace file

// MyProject.code-workspace
"settings":{
        "python.autoComplete.extraPaths": [
            "${workspaceFolder}",
            "${workspaceFolder}/my_cool_module"
        ],
        "python.analysis.extraPaths": [
            "${workspaceFolder}",
            "${workspaceFolder}/my_cool_module"
        ]
}

Still it seems that Pylance can't resolve the imports inside the module itself and I'd like to get that fixed.