Open austinv11 opened 1 day ago
Jupyter notebooks are currently unsupported. It is an eventual goal, but I don't have any plan for this yet. To make things worse, Jupyter infrastructure is part of the Professional edition but not Community and thus closed-source.
RyeCharm currently doesn't care whether the interpreter exists or not (it might in the future, though), nor does it know anything about deployments, so those details are unrelated. It would, however, complain if the project cannot be found locally, as specified in the notification.
This notification that you see is normally only emitted for explicit actions. Skimming through places where such a notification is triggered, my guess is that you have either "Run on reformat"/"Run on optimize import" or the corresponding "Run on save" settings enabled. You can disable those settings for Jupyter projects as a workaround.
I'll see if I can find a way to differentiate notebooks from normal files.
Actually, I did differentiate them:
override fun supports(file: PsiFile) =
file.project.ruffConfigurations.run { formatting && formatOnOptimizeImports } && file.isSupportedByRuff
override fun canFormat(file: PsiFile) =
file.project.ruffConfigurations.run { formatting && formatOnReformat } && file.isSupportedByRuff
// TODO: .ipynb / Allow configuring what files
internal fun VirtualFile.isSupportedByRuff(project: Project? = null): Boolean {
return extension == "py" || extension == "pyi" || extension == "pyw"
}
internal val PsiFile.isSupportedByRuff: Boolean
get() = this is PyFile && !this.isReST || virtualFile?.isSupportedByRuff(project) == true
This is further confirmed via manual testing: RyeCharm is not invoked at all even with all the settings enabled.
Thanks for looking into this, I don't seem to have any of those actions enabled, other than which is part of my deployment settings. Perhaps that's it?
I have never even seen this setting before, but then again, can't say I know much about non-local projects to begin with (support for these are also proprietary, by the way). I think the best I can do now is to tweak the notifications so that they are more specific about the problems in question; we'll see what comes after that.
What happened?
I am running code in a jupyter notebook and I keep getting this error: I believe it is related to the fact that I only have uv installed and not rye or ruff?
I also have one project which makes use of remote python interpreters and pycharm professional's deployment options. Maybe that is related?
Steps to reproduce
Unclear, this happens sporadically on my mac and windows which both only have uv installed
Relevant log output or stack trace
No response
Operating system
None