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visual studio code - Powershell intellisense when importing modules

At work we're developing a PowerShell solution using VSCode, the PowerShell extension and PSScriptAnalyzer. Our files are defined as .psm1 files containging classes, and use using module to import other .psm1 files using relative paths.

The problem is, that using module doesn't seem to support intellisense, i.e. is not statically analyzable by the PowerShell parser: This can also be due the type not being known at parse time due to types imported by 'using' statements. PSScriptAnalyzer(TypeNotFound)

I'm wondering if there is a way to import other modules using relative paths while still supporting intellisense.

Ideally this would happen in the .psm1 files themselves to reduce setup time for new developers, but I'm ok with additional setup steps, i.e. adding them to $env:PSModulePath.

This is how the files are structured right now:

# ./BaseClass.psm1
class BaseClass {
  # ...
}

# ./SomeClass.psm1
using module .BaseClass.psm1

class SomeClass : BaseClass {
  # ...
}

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