Nice to meet you. This article is the first post. This time, pylint was annoying, and when I set it by looking at a certain site, VScode intellisense did not work with Raspberry Pi, so I will write the cause and remedy, and the remedy for the fundamental error.
--Raspberry Pi 4 --Raspberry OS 64bit
workspace/
┣ utils/
┣ __init__.py
┣ sub.py
┣ __init__.py
┣ main.py
I wonder if it looks like this for the time being
In main.py
from utils import sub
When I entered
Unable to import utils pylint(import-error)
Is displayed.
what's this! annoying! Come out!
It doesn't make sense to say that, so I looked it up.
Then create a pylintrc
init-hook="./utils"
I was told to fill in. I tried it. Is gone! Hooray! For a while I thought.
When I restarted, the intellisense wasn't working. I think it was because I created pylintrc now, but I didn't have that head at all at this time.
Reinstalling code-oss didn't change it, so I pushed git to pylintrc and re-installed the OS.
And after cloning and rebooting, it doesn't work again.
why? Why?
After a lot of research, I found that pylintrc was the cause. I quickly erased it. (I forgot which site it was)
And the root ʻUnable to import utils pylint (import-error)reappears. When I looked it up again, it said that puttinginit.pywould fix it. But I leave. I thought maybe, I deletedinit.py in the same layer as main.py`. No longer an error. Solution.
--Delete pylintrc --Don't waste __init __.py.
that's all! !! I'm not used to writing, so I'd appreciate it if you could make an edit request or comment, such as this is better!
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