Settings for New Projects <No interpreter>
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I have set <No interpreter> for new projects, but when I create a new project by opening a "non-project" folder PyCharm selects my system interpreter (Ubuntu, python3) as the projects. I don't use system python for projects and this behavior is even more unwanted when I open a Angular folder. Is there any way to have PyCharm to open a folder and create a project with <No interpreter>?
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Hi,
I cannot reproduce it.
What is your PyCharm version?
Is it correct that when you try open any empty folder as a project in PyCharm it has your system interpreter set as your project interpreter automatically?
PyCharm 2018.3.5 (Professional Edition)
Build #PY-183.5912.18, built on February 26, 2019
Ok, this doesn't happen with an empty folder.
I created another folder with just one python file (something.py) with the content "import os", then it happened, PyCharm selected system python.
Yeap, I am able to reproduce it now if there is *.py file inside.
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