Configuring project interpreter for two different computers
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Hello,
my problem is as follows. I am developing a Python program with two computers, one at my work and one at home. I am using Jetbrains on both computers. I am using Dropbox as the repository of the code and project.
The problem is that I cannot select the default Python interpreter, available at python.org, at my work computer because the it has been configured to the Python interpreter I use at home. That is, the path of the interpreter points to the Python interpreter I have at the home computer, whereas it is not possible for me to create such a path on my work computer.
How could I configure the project so that I could use the default Python interpreter on both computers?
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If Python interpreter paths are different on your machines, rename them in the settings so that they have the same name and the name doesn't include the path that can be different: https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/2016.3/changing-name-of-a-python-sdk-or-virtual-environment.html.