Python 2.6 warnings when using python 2.7

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Hello,

I'm using the most recent version of PyCharm (2.6.2) with python 2.7.2. In my code the Analyzer seems to show errors for something specific to python 2.6.

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"Python version 2.6 do not support multiple context managers"

Is it possible for the PyCharm Analyzer to not check something specific to an older version of python that I am not using? This didn't happen prior to upgrading to PyCharm 2.6+.

Thanks.

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Dmitry Jemerov
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Please press Alt-Enter on such an inspection report and either turn off the compatibility inspection or specify the correct range of Python versions that you want your project to be compatible with.
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Hello. That's quite an old thread but I've run into the same issue with PyCharm v3.0
I'm using remote python 2.7.3 interpreter and I see python 2.6 errors like "Python version 2.6 does not support dictionary comprehensions"
More than that - python inspection called "code compatibility inspection" is turned off.
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We need to revisit this because I tried turning off compatibility inspection, as well as selecting only python 2.7 let's say and the warning persists. I also delete the .idea on the project and reconfigured it to no avail. I can live with it for now but it's a sore thing to look at a yellow bar. Thanks in advance!
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