'Go to Definition' or F12 for .py AND .robot does not works (works only for .py OR .robot)

[pneomap]

Describe the bug
'Go to Definition' (or F12) for python (.py) AND robot (.robot) keywords does not work.
Either 'Go Definition' works for python (.py)
Either 'Go Definition' works for robot keywords (.robot)

To Reproduce
I've installed
Visual Studio Code version 1.32.1
Robot Framework Intellisense 2.5.0

Steps to reproduce the behavior:

1. Open .py file
2. Open .robot file
3. Set parameters in /home/user/.config/Code/User/settings.json
   "rfLanguageServer.includePaths": [
   "/*.robot",
   "/*.py"
   ]
4. Click on 'Go to Definition' (or F12) for .py
5. Click on 'Go to Definition' (or F12) for .robot

Expected behavior
Step 4. 'Go to Definition' (or F12) for .py is OK
AND
Step 5. 'Go to Definition' (or F12) for .robot is OK

ISSUE current behavior
Either F12 works for .py but issue with .robot
or F12 works for .robot but issue with .py

Environment (please complete the following information):

• VSCode version: 1.32.1
• Extension version: Robot Framework Intellisense 2.5.0
• OS: Linux x64 4.4.136-4

Extension output:
Please include the extension output with debug logging turned on.

1. Add setting "rfLanguageServer.logLevel": "debug"
2. Select View -> Output -> Robot Framework Intellisense Server
3. Reproduce the issue

Additional context
3. In /home/user/.config/Code/User/settings.json i also put
"rfLanguageServer.includePaths": [
"/*.robot",
]
or
"rfLanguageServer.includePaths": [
"/*.py",
]

I have same issue.
Either F12 works for .py but issue with .robot
or F12 works for .robot but issue with .py

[pneomap]

My collegues have the same issue. Could you support us ? Thanks in advance

[source-ram]

Having same issue.
For any python class based keywords, not autocompleting or showing definition is not working

Guessing, since the location of the python file is in dist location, this extension is not scanning the PYTHONPATH location for the py file, which is imported by the ROBOT ?

[tomi]

I believe your configuration is incorrect. If you use pattern /*.py or /*.robot, it will only match files in your root directory (/). If you want to include all .py and .robot files in the workspace, you can use the **/*.robot pattern.

There is a limitation that the extension can only parse files (robot or python) that are in the current workspace. So if you have opened a directory /some/my/dir only files in /some/my/dir and its sub-directories can be parsed by the extension.

[lolotoms]

Hi,
So, if I want to use python seleniumLibrary installed locally, I need to import it on my vscode workspace? Is there a way to do that without install a python virtual env on my workspace (have a link from the workspace to my local python site-packages)?