I had the same problem. I configured first a deployment server and then the remote interpreter using the same deployment server config. I was asked if I want to either create a copy or move the configuration from the project level to the IDE level. I moved it. The problem is that the credentials for … Read more
When to use Directory over Python Package? You can use “Python Package” when you want to put some modules in there which should be importable. PyCharm will automatically create an __init__.py for the directory. Why not create everything as a Python Package? Not every subdirectory in a project should necessarily be a package. For example … Read more
Click on the button Show Python Prompt. In order to have the prompt automatically appear, go to Preferences>Build, Execution, Deployment>Console> check Always show debug console
I had the same problem. Solved it by right-clicking the line number column. There’s an option in the menu to turn off code change information. I don’t remember the exact menu option name because I don’t know how to turn it back on to check.
Under settings: IDE Settings | Editor | Colors & Fonts | General | Caret Row
I thought I had this problem. It turned out that the current version of copilot simply only had one suggestion in a lot of cases. You can see if copilot has alternate suggestions by hovering your mouse over the suggestion. For me, in the cases where the keyboard shortcuts ‘didn’t work’, there simply were no … Read more
If you want to see such a feature in PyCharm please vote on IDEA-112256 ‘Command Line’ Run Configuration feature request. Run/Debug Configurations section of Pycharm’s online help lists all supported types of Run/Debug configurations and there’s no support for shell scripts indeed. However, you might be able to add such support by installing a plugin. … Read more
Go to Settings->Editor->Inspections. There in Python->Code compatibility inspections, you should see that Python 3.5’s box is ticked in. This allows you to choose for which versions of Python your code will be inspected.
Providing @Guoliang’s helpful comment as a formal answer, as the accepted answer does not answer the question: Go to Settings > Editor > Colors & Fonts > General On the right side, expand Text and select Default text Modify Background as desired.
That action is called Reformat code. You can find it in Code menu, somewhere in the middle, or use the hotkey CTRL + Shift + L