IntelliJ IDEA is an IDE for Java Developers which is developed by JetBrains and licensed by Apache 2.0. Our IntelliJ IDEA tutorial is designed for beginners and professionals both. Note: When using such method, Bash commands not found for unknown for me reason.IntelliJ IDEA Tutorial provides the basic and advanced concepts of IntelliJ IDEA. Open Run Configuration -> Python Interpreter -> Use specific interpreter path is set to python.exe path from the venv folder (e.g. Make sure that Project SDK ( Project Structure window) is set to the one from Virtual Environment ( Python 3.9 (some words)).
Set Base Interpreter to whatever Python version is running. It can be also achieved by creating new Virtual Environment instead of creating it from command line ( basically the same process as described above): I'm not creating another virtual environment ( venv) that P圜harm provides because I already create it from the command line beforehand, that's why I change path inside System Interpreter. We also need to change Python interpreter path inside Run Configuration to the one that was just created inside System Interpreter under Project Structure:Ĭhanging Python interpreter path from the default one: Then, go to Project Structure settings ( CTRL+ALT+SHIFT+S) -> SDK's -> Add new SDK -> Add Python SDK -> System interpreter -> changed existing path to the one I just copied.
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In order to make it work I first found where python.exe inside virtual environment folder is located, and copied the full path. Change Project SDK to python.exe from virtual environment In Pycharm, they were neither detected nor any other Python interpreter was being shown (only python 3.6 is installed on my system). I had installed packages via pip in Windows. The person who answer the question had the similar problem I had: It should be the one, where your pip packages are installed i.e. Pycharm is unable to recognize installed local modules, since python interpreter selected is wrong. This is the answer that helped to solve the problem which said: The first Google results was exactly what I was looking for P圜harm doesn't recognise installed module. Google "pycharm not recognizing installed packages"Īt this point I was trying to formulate a problem in order to google it.
And the answer is "Yes", same behavior, in terminal runs, via Run button explodes with an error.Īt that point I understand that something happening inside IDE since running from a command line everything runs as it should, so I focused on figuring out what causes error inside IDE.
There's not much I could say about this idea, but this process goes in circle for a few hours in and Googling related things at the same time.Īfter trying the same thing for a few hours I tried to test if the same behavior will be in other IDE's such as P圜harm and VSCode.
I was trying to change project interpreter SDK/Setting, create module ( inside project structure settings) for absolute no reason just to test if it helps. The following examples will be from IntelliJ IDEA but almost the same thing happening in the P圜harm. Tinker everything inside Project Structure settings So why on Earth does the script blows up with an error while using Run button but runs smoothly from the command line both inside IntelliJ IDEA and P圜harm? Process of debugging Enter fullscreen mode Exit fullscreen mode
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