After updating to Pycharm 2016.3, it's forgetting "project interpretor" setting?
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I just updated to PyCharm 2016.3 and when I open up recent projects, the "External Libraries" node doesn't have an expansion arrow, and my scripts have squiggly red lines, meaning that the library they depend on is not present.
After a little research I discovered that I could go to Settings > Project X > "Project Interpretor", and select my installed version of Python there to cure this for any given project.
Any idea why this is occurring?
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Hello, sorry for delay with reply.
It seems that, for some reasons,
jdk.table.xmlconfiguration file (that contains information about Python interpreters added in PyCharm) or/and your_project.iml file (that contains info about your project interpreter) was corrupted. Unfortunately, after you selected an interpreter for your project, you updated these files and it's hard to define a reason of the problem. In case of future problems, please contact pycharm-support@jetbrains.com with your `~\.PyCharmXX\config\options\jdk.table.xml` and `your_project\.idea\your_project.iml` files. Thank you!