pycharm 2023.2.1 remote interpreter external libraries not being handled correctly
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import os
import math
import uuid
import enum
import shutil
import logging
import requests
import datetime
import tempfile
None of these packages (and more) are being recognized once I connect to the remote interpreter. However, console and jupyter servers are working fine. But even there the base python packages are not being recoginzed while writing the code
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Unfortunately, I couldn't reproduce the problem with the SSH-based interpreter.
Could you please clarify what kind of interpreter you are using? Also, please collect PyCharm logs with Help | Collect Logs and Diagnostic Data, upload the archive here: https://uploads.services.jetbrains.com/ and tell us the upload ID.
I'm having the same issue. Even a simple `print()` function cannot be recognized (with a red curve below the function name `print`).
I tried to re-add the python interpreter: (1) click add interpreter; (2) type in the python path of my linux remote server; (3) type in the remote path of my project; (4) click OK.
But in the `External Libraries`, under my interpreter folder, there is only one sub-folder named `External Definitions`. There is no `Binary Libraries` and no `Remote Libraries`.
I have used PyCharm for six years!!! There isn't any issue before version 2022.1.4. What's the problem after 2023.1.4?
Please update to 2023.2.3. If the issue persists, file a ticket to https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues/PY and attach your logs (Help | Collect Logs and Diagnostic Data).