Closed danielniccoli closed 3 months ago
This SO thread answer talks about this being an issue only while developing locally, and can generally be ignored.
Unfortunately, my vscode can't find modules as a result and dies.
Same issue here as @blochstrinity. May be harmless developing locally but trying to test locally always gives me a "cant find modules"
@nathan-verghis Thank you for that information. I will still keep the issue open, because I should not have needed to create an issue to get to that information. The preferred option - in my opinion - is to not display an error, when there is no error.
Same issue here as @blochstrinity. May be harmless developing locally but trying to test locally always gives me a "cant find modules"
I'm facing the issue currently, were you able to resolve it?
@vrdmr this log is coming from the python worker can your team please investigate?
Fixed - was a misconfigured warning from our telemetry. Apologies for the inconvenience.
Logs show
Customer packages not in sys path. This should never happen!
. This is shown on a new and unmodified Azure Functions project.