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Hi @henryiii , I'm wondering how to let vscode-pylance understand how to import the c++ module? what is the most elagant way of doing it? I put xx.pyi in the corresponding folder, yet pylance still cannot import. I can manually copy the built xx.cpython-310-x86_64-linux-gnu.so file, but this is ugly. I can also update some vscode option but then I need to fix the built xx.so file location and this is also ugly. Could you make an exmaple in this boilplate project?
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Hi @henryiii , I'm wondering how to let vscode-pylance understand how to import the c++ module? what is the most elagant way of doing it? I put
xx.pyi
in the corresponding folder, yet pylance still cannot import. I can manually copy the builtxx.cpython-310-x86_64-linux-gnu.so
file, but this is ugly. I can also update some vscode option but then I need to fix the builtxx.so
file location and this is also ugly. Could you make an exmaple in this boilplate project?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: