I have VSCodium installed on Linux Mint Mate 22.1 with tthe Ruff and Pyright extensions. Given this program snippet: import gi gi.require_version('Gtk', '3.0') from gi.repository import Gtk This warning message is displayed: "Gtk" is unknown import symbol referencing line 3. I want to suppress the message, as the program works fine. I got this suggested fix from the Brave browser's LEO ChatGPT (file pyrightconfig.json in the same folder as the python script): { "exclude": ["node_modules", "bower_components", "jspm_packages"], "reportMissingImports": false, "reportUnknownIdentifier": false, "reportUnknownVariableInType": false, "reportUnknownModule": false, "include": ["src", "tests"], "ignore": ["gi/repository/Gtk"] } It didn't work, so I tried "ignore": ["gi.repository.Gtk"] and "ignore": ["gi.repository"] neither of which worked, either. What needs to be changed to suppress the message? Related question: What do the "include" and "exclude" statements refer to? Continue reading...