Lots of warnings, exceptions and stack traces in console (where pycharm was started, not in pycharm's embedded console)
Just installed pycharm on Debian 12.5.
On starting pycharm, the console where the command ./pycharm.sh was entered shows many, many warnings, some exceptions, and stack traces during operation.
Upload id: 2024_04_04_vNFjiyGPvvBwpPHRnqvuEJ (file: nohup.out) is a sample from a very short session.
Is this normal?
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I see some exceptions on terminal startup in Ubuntu 22.04, but overall the IDE works fine. Debugger exceptions most likely related to network sockets, might be resolved with the reboot.
Could you please clarify whether IDE was started from the root or the current user? Also, does IDE work as expected after this startup?
The IDE is running from within the PyCharm bin directory, as the current user.
The IDE seems to work, but the plethora of warnings and exceptions does not inspire confidence that it won't corrupt my code.
To avoid losing any code, please do not store your project or virtual environments on cloud-shared directories (Dropbox, OneDrive, GoogleDrive, etc) and network-mounted drives.
Stripping out all the extraneous stack trace (just to be able to see the exceptions themselves) it appears there's only one recurring issue
… with different “Current Command” strings including “”, “Delete”, “EditorLeft”, “EditorRight”.
Also
and
While the IDE seems to continue functioning, after an extended session (several hours) it starts flagging non-existent errors in the code. Those error flags disappear after restarting the IDE.
This doesn't inspire confidence…
Another one
One more:
Never mind, I have given up on PyCharm and switched to Eclipse, which works much better.