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Import 'watchdog.observers' could not be resolved (Python, Win10)
If you are receiving an "Import 'watchdog.observers' could not be resolved" error in Python on Windows 10, it may be due to a missing or outdated Python module. Here are some possible causes and solutions:
Watchdog not installed: The Watchdog module may not be installed on your system. You can install Watchdog using
pip
by running the following command in a command prompt:pip install watchdog
Make sure that you have administrative privileges to install packages using
pip
.Watchdog version issues: The version of the Watchdog module you have installed may be incompatible with your Python version or other installed packages. Try upgrading or downgrading Watchdog to a compatible version. You can do this using
pip
by specifying the version number. For example:pip install watchdog==0.10.6
Path issues: The path to the Python interpreter or the Watchdog module may not be set up correctly in your system. Make sure that the path to your Python installation and the path to the Watchdog module are set up correctly in your system's environment variables.
Syntax errors: The error message could be related to a syntax error in your code. Make sure that your code is written correctly and that you have imported the Watchdog module correctly. The correct syntax for importing the Watchdog module is:
javascriptfrom watchdog.observers import Observer
from watchdog.events import FileSystemEventHandler
By addressing these potential causes, you can troubleshoot the "Import 'watchdog.observers' could not be resolved" error and hopefully resolve any issues.