Hi @Ryan_Wong and @oronila,
I can search, but I can’t search using the keyword “Python”. I can only search using publisher:“Anysphere”.
Strange, it should come up when searching for Python. Let me look into this…
I’ve encountered many issues after installing this extension. Code that previously used Pylance (with all default rules) now has many warnings. When I set “Analysis: Type Checking Mode” to “off,” these warnings disappear.
We set our default type check mode to “Basic”, since in “off” no errors – not even import errors – would appear. This causes confusion as it appears that the extension is not working at all (when in fact it might have been an issue with the virtual environment / interpreter configuration). You are correct, changing the “Type Checking Mode” to off would hide all of these errors.
What can I do to make Cursor’s Python fully compatible with the previous Pylance mode?
When first loading the extension, there should be a prompt to import your pylance settings. You can re-trigger this by opening the command palette (cmd/ctrl-shift-p) and running the command “Cursor Pyright: Import Pylance Settings”. If you can share your .vscode/settings.json file, happy to double check that all settings were copied over.
Seconding this, I am having the exact same issues described by @Ryan_Wong.
Can you elaborate on what other issues you are running into? Would love to take a closer look. Thanks!