Django is not importable PyCharm 2017.1
I just upgraded to PyCharm 2017.1 and prior to that Django was detected just fine. We currently use an ancient version of django for our project (1.4) that is stored in a separate directory in the project. We have in the past been able to have PyCharm pick that up by marking that directory as a sources root and having the "Add source roots to PYTHONPATH" option checked, but now all of my configurations are saying that "Django is not importable in this environment". If I click on ok and tell PyCharm to run the configuration anyway, it functions fine, but I sometimes see error notifications on my code that it cannot find django when I import a django component into the code. Does PyCharm ignore unsupported older versions of Django when setting up the configuration for a runserver?
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Hello.
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I am also recently seeing this behavior after installing a different python3 app on my laptop. Before I only had 2.7. Do you have both installed as well?
Other info that might help if you see any similarities:
os: OSX El Capitan
python installed via Homebrew to usr/local/bin/python and usr/local/bin/python3
Django version 1.8.12
I tried installing pip install Django==1.8.18 with the same problem
and I am pretty sure 1.8 is still supported
env initially created via virtualenv from a requirements.txt file
So, I rebuilt my machine taking notes to reproduce the problem and it has gone away. I am not sure what happened but I can not duplicate it again. I am going to assume this was something weird with my environment or permissions.
Mine was doing this, but I found out I had the virtual env set to a path that no longer existed. Once I updated that, it went away.