VSCode is not offering import suggestions correctly for a package that was linked locally (using npm link).

Normally when I want to use a class from a package, I'd write Foo and press tab to automatically add the import for myModule/Foo.js. But in my current setup, I am not getting import suggestions for myModule at all.

My folder structure looks like this:

project
|-  server (node package)
|   |-  node_modules/
|   |-  src/
|   |-  package.json
|-  myModule (node package)
    |-  src/
    |-  package.json

All packages are of the module type (es6 import/exports).

"type": "module"

The myModule package uses a subpath export to hide the src folder:

"exports": {
  "./*": "./src/*"
}

Then I used npm link in project/myModule, followed by npm link myModule in project/server. I can then use myModule in server/src/index.js as follows:

import Foo from "myModule/Foo.js"
import Four from "myModule/Bar/Four.js"

At this point, Node is happy. Unfortunately, VSCode is not. When using Foo or Bar and using the IntelliSense suggestion to automatically add the import, I get the following result:

• No import suggestions at all with the setup described above.
• VSCode adding an import through a relative path (E.g: ../../myModule/src/Foo.js) if I remove the subpath export from myModule.
• I tried adding a jsconfig.json with a path alias like: "myModule/*": ["./node_modules/myModule/src/*"] or "myModule/*": ["./node_modules/myModule/*"] but unfortunately that didn't make a difference.

What can I do to have working import suggestions again in VSCode?