Just encountered that issue and wanted to explain how to fix it so smb else doesn't have to spend their time on it.

I believe it's a problem with writing the log file as the folder requires admin rights, so launching pycharm(and any other jetbrains app too ig) with administrator rights fixes the problem and it finishes in no time.

I am interested in getting more into developing with Mojo and being honest I have not found something smooth. What I have is working, but its not as nice as developing Python in Pycharm (which is my main work language).

• Lenovo Thinpad x1 (32gb Ram Intel Ultra 258v)
• Kbuntu
• Pycharm (Paid Mojo Plugin)
• Mojo LSP
• Just
• Pixi

The main part is the syntax highlighting is a really mixed bag inside of pycharm with warning and errors being all over the map. Project directories don't seem to behave properly but they work fine when testing and compiling. Poetry is ... just meh compared to uv, but you need to use poetry in Pycharm to get debugging to work as far as I can understand or read.

Other than those things it's over all a nice experience to develop in and look forward to learning and fixing my own problems!

Please share your setup and experiences!

Also is anyone else getting IDE errors on tests modules not finding src module?

I’m having an issue installing/running ComfyUI on Windows.

Windows is blocking a Python/SciPy .pyd file, specifically something like:
_spline.cp313-win_amd64.pyd

Because of this, ComfyUI won’t open properly.

Has anyone experienced the same issue? If yes, what was the cause and how did you fix it?

I’d prefer a proper fix rather than disabling Windows security completely.

Hi everybody , I’m trying to create a new line of code and go down but it does nothing when I click enter nothing happens , I can create new lines if I don’t have code written but when I do have code written and I try to go down by clicking enter it’s not doing anything does anybody have a solution ?

When working with Python and Matplotlib in PyCharm, you may encounter a situation where running your program does not open the Matplotlib figure in a separate, floating window. Instead, the graph appears as a PNG image inside PyCharm's Plots section. This behavior is usually caused by PyCharm's Python Scientific settings. Fortunately, it is easy to change. The video teaches how to do it

I've been breaking my head trying to figure this out because the only thing that worked was deleting the entire .idea folder but I have so much configuration that I can't and this problem was happening with all the projects.

Finally I discovered it was a bug in PyCharm, if vcs.xml has <IssueNavigationLink> with <option name="linkRegexp"... but no <option name="issueRegexp"... PyCharm starts turning all strings into hyperlinks I guess it simply detects no issueRegexp the same as everything? I don't know, and more importantly I don't know what it is that deleted the issueRegexp option, it must have been the latest PyCharm update or something, I noticed this mid developing, I had two projects opened, then opened another one and this one had all the text as hyperlinks, then I opened another one and same problem, then later on since I was busy I moved to another tasks and I had to close the first two projects and upon opening them again they had the same problem now.

Anyway, if someone else has the same problem you now the fix, add the <option name="issueRegexp" value="(?x)\b(YOURTEXT)-\d+\b#YouTrack" /> line back into the vcs.xml file.

Is anyone else having this problem. I downloaded my activation code and activated PyCharm but now every three minutes a dialogue pops up telling me I need to activate. I can either click ok or quit. I click ok, it says my licence is good till sept 2027 and i click ok. Three minutes the same thing happens, it is very disruptive. PyCharm's solution was if I am using the right email address which I am.

Curious what people here are actually using for AI-assisted coding in PyCharm these days — Copilot, Cursor, something else? I've been building my own self-hosted setup (Docker-based, BYOK or fully local via Ollama) mainly because I didn't love the idea of my codebase going through someone else's cloud by default. Been working well for me, but curious if others have hit the same concern, or if I'm overthinking the privacy angle and everyone's just fine with the cloud-first tools. What's your setup? Want to try it?

https://reddit.com/link/1wp81na/video/ckma02sl7irh1/player

I've been working a few years in Odoo using PyCharm, and because Odoo is composed of many projects, I work in a window containing many projects. It used to be that I could Ctrl+Click any number of objects to go to their declarations, and somewhere along the way that changed so more often it says, Can't find declaration to go to. I've tried setting several of the projects as sources root, and removing the "Use pyproject.toml" setting. I don't know what else to try.

I've been living with Claude Code in a terminal split next to the editor for months. Two things kept bugging me: I couldn't tell what it was doing without reading scrollback, and every file path was something I had to type correctly.

So I built a plugin. It doesn't reimplement anything - it spawns the claude CLI you already have and renders its event stream. Same account, same models, same slash commands, same permission rules, same MCP servers and skills. No proxy, no server of mine in the middle, no telemetry.

What it actually changed for me day to day:

Every tool call is a card. Its duration, every edit as an open diff, the task list ticking off, subagents and whole workflow fleets with each agent's own transcript one click away, and what the turn cost. A rate-limited API becomes a card with the reason and a countdown instead of silence.

Files are things you point at. Drag one in, type @ to pick, paste a screenshot. Select lines in the editor and "Send to..." hands over a real file-and-line reference, so the agent reads what's around them instead of a naked snippet.

Nothing answers for you. A permission, a plan or a question waits as long as it takes. No timeout, no auto-continue.

Answering it from my phone. Off by default, paired by QR code, end-to-end encrypted through a relay that can't read a word. This is the one that surprised me most - I approve plans from the sofa now.

Scenarios. A round of work written down once - implement, review, fix, run the tests - each card a Claude session of its own, with a main thread walking them and judging what each one found. By button, three at once against three tickets, or on a clock at nine every weekday.

Several Claude accounts switched in one click, each row showing what's left of its five-hour window and its week.

Free, source available (Elastic 2.0), every JetBrains IDE from 2026.1 on, Android Studio included.

Marketplace: https://plugins.jetbrains.com/plugin/33255-amazing-claude-code-gui

Source: https://github.com/crmapache/amazing-claude-code

Happy to answer anything about how it's wired. The part I'd most like feedback on is scenarios - it's the newest and the least obvious.

I am currently going through the built in lesson plan, I am on the second lesson, Getting aquainted with Jupyter, I am on step ten, I do what it asked but it isn't going to the next step, how do I fix?

Screenshot for context

I'm looking to deploy PyCharm to some Windows computer labs via SCCM. I keep seeing the phrase:

Add the JETBRAINS_LICENSE_SERVER environment variable to the local profile on the users' machines.

or this one:

Make sure the JETBRAINS_LICENSE_SERVER environment variable in the installed system for all users points persistently to the URL of your Floating License Server or License Vault.

For example, if your locally installed license server is run on a host fls.university.edu at port 8080, the environment variable must be set to all deployed systems as follows: JETBRAINS_LICENSE_SERVER="https://fls.university.edu:8080".

in regards to enabling automatic license discovery. Does this mean creating a new machine environment variable in Windows?

Edit: Answered by u/New_Yard_3225. Yes, it's a machine environment variable

I am trying to use the accessibility software as I am low vision. With any of the three programs there is a massive delay of at least 3-5 seconds for any action whether it’s a single keystroke or mouse click. It’s virtually impossible to use. However, if I use windows magnifier alone it works just fine.

I have Java Access Bridge enabled and screen reader support enabled in the appearance tab.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated.

Edit: I am using Windows 11 and all software including PyCharm is up to date.

Edit: it takes 3-5 seconds minimum for the keystroke or mouse click to take effect in the program not for sound to be generated reflecting the change. That takes even long if it happens at all.

Been using Pycharm personally and professionally for a couple of years. Our company server recently updated Ubuntu and, I suspect, also Pycharm Pro to version 2026.2.1.

Ever since then, the debugging experience has been absolutely horrible and that's putting it nicely. Not only has it been dog slow and not updating variables but it got stuck almost every. single. time on a server with almost 100GB of memory.

Been researching a bit and found out that they switched the default debugging mode to debugpy and that switching back to pydevd solves the issue which seems to be true in my case.

But this begs the question:
Is this a widespread issue or am I the only one experiencing this as I did not find a lot of debate around that topic. If I am not the only one, then who the heck took the decision to switch default debugging mode to such an awful experience?

I got "gnomed" while installing Proton VPN. While removing gnome and its associated stuff I think I deleted something related to python that is causing some crash reports to show up but nothing major with how my system is working. How do I figure out what to fix related to these crash reports?

I am a bit new to PyCharm--sort of because I've finish a small piece of software, that is I have created a small addon for Blender. Now I want PyCharm to push to two independent repositories: projects.blender.org and my own space on guthib.com.

I added both repositories via Manage Repositories... but when use Push, PyCharm only let me push the first repo on the list--I can't actually see to the other one.

I checked connection to both repositories in Terminal

git remote show blender_dev && git remote show github_dev

and everything looks as good as it should. Git shows all information including links and current state. However PyCharm still only shows the first repo.

Any idea what I might be doing wrong?

Thanks