No "Emulate terminal in output console" option in PyCharm for Windows

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I'm running PyCharm 2019.3 on Windows 10.

In order to have PyCharm behave well with progress bars (tqdm, in my case), I found online (e.g., https://stackoverflow.com/questions/45012964/stdout-progress-bars-dont-work-in-pycharm) that some users recommended checking "Emulate terminal in output console" in the "Edit Configurations" menu, but I don't have such a setting. Another suggested option, "Show command line afterwards" is also absent.

Is their an equivalent recommendation under Windows for proper progress bar behavior?

 

 

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Do you use a remote interpreter?
This option is only available when using a local interpreter.

https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-29204

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I am indeed using an ssh interpreter. I guess I'm out of luck then.

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Hi Sergey Karpov. I can't seem to find this option either. I am working on a django application and I am not using a remote interpreter. Is the interpreter remote by default when working on django projects?

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Abbas Egbeyemi could you share a screenshot showing your run configuration?

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Django Server run configuration doesn't have this option, unfortunately. So it's by design.

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Is it still no work?

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