Ptvs: Import warning "File is saved in encoding 'Western European(Windows)'…" appears when import folder under workspace if add .py file with "New File" menu

[xiaofeng0123]

VS Version: 16.0.0 RC.3[28714.193.d16.0]
Python Tool Version: 16.0.19066.1
Repro step:

1. Open a folder as workspace in SE
2. Use "Right-click the folder ->Add->New File" to add a .py file named "module.py"
3. Add a folder named "testfolder" under current workspace
4. Use "New File" menu to add __init__.py file in "testfolder" folder
5. Type code in __init__.py
   def FOLDER1_MSG():
   print("hello world!")
6. Type code in module1.py
   import testfolder
   testfolder.FOLDER1_MSG()

Actual Result:
Import warning "File is saved in encoding 'Western European(Window)' which does not match default UTF-8 encoding" appear after typing code "testfolder.FOLDER1_MSG()"
Note: The waring will disappear when close and reopen "module.py" file

Expect Result:
It should no warning

[haseebuchiha]

I have the same issue. Did you find the result good sir??

[RaymonGulati1]

@haseebuchiha, the temporary workaround is to close and reopen the file.

[haseebuchiha]

I did try that and I failed. Currently there's just this line that's annoying. Otherwise everything is working fine

[RaymonGulati1]

@haseebuchiha, can you try to save the file as a UTF-8 encoding?

Steps:

[haseebuchiha]

Oooooooo now that's a solution. Thanks mate

[judej]

If the solution does not work, please reopen