How to remove `-u` when running python script?
When I use `run` button in Pycharm, it will always add `-u` argument after the python interpreter, I wonder is there a way to remove this argument? Thanks!
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Hi,
Not sure about your statement
What's your PyCharm version?
I am using:
PyCharm 2019.3 (Professional Edition)
Build #PY-193.5233.109, built on November 28, 2019
And I am using the remote SSH Python Intepreter, not sure whether this will impact the argument or not.
Thanks for your help!
Yes, SSH interpreter does that... and there doesn't seem to be a way to disable that.
What is the issue you're having with the -u option? Is it something serious?
Yeah. I am developing a project on PySpark and is using spark-submit to run python files. The SSH interpreter can be succesfully set to spark-submit, it can identify the python env related to the spark-submit and shows all the package info. But when I use PyCharm to run the command, because spark-submit does not have `-u` option, the run will fail.
Actually PyCharm fully support this way of development except for the '-u' option. Is it possible to make this '-u' as an configurable option in the future version of PyCharm so that people can choose whether to turn it on or off?
Thanks.
Understood. I think that instead of disabling the -u option, PyCharm should recognize if non-standard python interpreter is used, and run it accordingly. Unfortunately for now it assumes that you're running regular python and passes the -u option. I think this can be considered a bug.
Please submit it as a bug report to our issues tracker: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issues, with the use case and an example for better understanding of the issue.
Same problem here. Need a fast fix ASAP please.