Closed Lawouach closed 10 years ago
Is the issue related to the latest update? Was the previous version working with PyCharm correctly or are simply trying to start using it? Just to better understand where we stand now...
Sorry for the lack of explanation. It's the first I tried that plugin so I cannot say if it used to work before that. I guess I could probably use Intellij and the PyCharm plugin, that'd probably work better but, I though I'd ask if you'd be willing to support the standalone PyCharm itself :p
No problem. I'll download PyCharm and if the plugin works I will simply mark it as PyCharm-compatible.
Thanks. If the plugin doesn't work, I'd be interested in knowing what would be required to make it work. Cheers.
As a workaround you may try to use the 3.8.129.239 build. PyCharm (the version I have just downloaded - 3.1.2.133.1229) seems to load with that version successfully.
In the meantime I'll try to figure out what is the proper way to handle this issue.
Thanks a lot for the tip. I will try :)
It works fine indeed with that build.
I have excluded the offending functionality from non-java IDEs. Once this is released, you should be able to install the plugin directly from the Jetbrains repo. Please keep in mind however that there's no day-to-day testing performed against PyCharm. That means that things may break occasionally and I'll try to fix them if reported...
Thanks a lot. I understand and I will report whenever I see a problem.
Hi,
I'd be interested in using this plugin and I wondered if it could be made to support PyCharm?
Currently, when using the last binary (3.8.133.193) with PyCharm 3.1.1 community edition, I'm getting the following exception during PyCharm startup: