IDE and Development Issues

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How do I fix Unable to import 'gllm_generation.response_synthesizer' error in VSCode IDE?

You need to change the Python interpreter path in your IDE.

Step-by-Step Instructions

1. Run the setup script first Before configuring your interpreter, ensure you've run the appropriate setup script for your project.

Linux, macOS, or Windows WSL

./local-start.sh

Windows Powershell

.\local-start.bat

Windows Command Prompt

local-start.bat

1. Identify the Python interpreter path After running the setup script, look for the log message that shows the Python interpreter path:

Getting python interpreter path for use in IDE...
/path/to/your/virtualenv/bin/python

Copy this path. It will look similar to:

Linux, mac OS, or Windows WSL

/home/<username>/.cache/pypoetry/virtualenvs/example-ob4i36ef-py3.12/bin/python

Windows

C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\pypoetry\Cache\virtualenvs\example-ob4i36ef-py3.12\Scripts\python.exe

1. Open your project in VSCode You might notice import errors (squiggly lines) when opening Python files before setting up the interpreter:

1. Open VSCode Command Palette

macOS

⌘+Shift+P

Linux or Windows

Ctrl+Shift+P

1. Select Enter interpreter path...

2. Paste the previously copied path from the console and press enter

1. Verify the configuration Once set, you should see the selected interpreter displayed in the bottom status bar of VSCode. It should show something like Python 3.11.x ('.venv') or similar.

The squiggly lines under import statements should disappear. You can hover over import statements to see that they are correctly resolved.

Common Issues and Troubleshooting

1. Import errors persist: Try reloading the VSCode window (Command Palette > Developer: Reload Window)

2. Path not found: Ensure you've copied the exact path from the console output