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robotframework - Intellisense for Python keywords in Robot Framework not working in VS Code

I did my best to overcome this problem but it was in vain. I am developing tests in Robot Framework (RF) in Visual Studio Code and I want it to either show "signatures" of keywords from standard libraries or to be able to go to their definitions. Go to definition and signature displaying when hovering with Ctrl key are behaving this way:

  • works for my keywords written in RF (hoorah!)
  • works for my keywords written in Python only if a keyword consists of one word (I think conversion between undescores and spaces is failing)
  • does not work for keywords from standard libraries even if the keyword is one-word (e.g. "Fail"), regardless whether the keyword comes from built-in libraries or other ones (e.g. SeleniumLibrary)

When failing, Robot Framework Intellisense Server gives me message "Keyword definition 'Blah Blah' not found from the workspace".

I am using plugins Robot Framework Intellisense FORK and/or Robot Framework Language Server. I tried to configure them carefully according their documentation (Details), but the best state I reached is described above.

Can you help me please? I do not need to use a specific plugin, I just need to have the signature or documentation (or implementation) of every keyword in my code to be one click far.

question from:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65902506/intellisense-for-python-keywords-in-robot-framework-not-working-in-vs-code

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According to their documentation they support

Goto definition
   For variables
   For user keywords

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