Missing site packages in remote docker interpreter

Hi,

In the interpreter settings, you should see the interpreter path, e.g. `python` or `/usr/bin/python`. Could you please start the container from the terminal, enter the bash shell inside the container and provide the output of `<interpreter_path> -m pip list`?

Hello Andrey, 

Sorry for the late reply. Somehow in this project I managed to make it read it for once and using that interpreter but now I have another project that does not able to find the packages. Same thing happens. 

I am putting the output that you asked and in interpreter it founds only pip, setuptools and wheel.

root@55afd1076cb7:/# /usr/local/bin/python -m pip list
Package             Version 
------------------- --------
asgiref             3.4.1   
attrs               21.2.0  
backcall            0.2.0   
decorator           5.1.1   
Django              3.2.6   
django-cors-headers 3.10.0  
django-model-utils  4.1.1   
djangorestframework 3.12.4  
drf-spectacular     0.20.0  
importlib-metadata  4.8.1   
inflection          0.5.1   
ipython             7.27.0  
jedi                0.18.1  
jsonschema          4.0.1   
matplotlib-inline   0.1.3   
parso               0.8.3   
pexpect             4.8.0   
pickleshare         0.7.5   
pip                 19.3.1  
prompt-toolkit      3.0.28  
psycopg2            2.9.1   
ptyprocess          0.7.0   
Pygments            2.11.2  
pyrsistent          0.18.0  
pytz                2021.1  
PyYAML              5.4.1   
setuptools          41.6.0  
sqlparse            0.4.1   
traitlets           5.1.1   
typing-extensions   3.10.0.2
uritemplate         3.0.1   
wcwidth             0.2.5   
wheel               0.33.6  
zipp                3.6.0   

Could you please show a screenshot of the interpreter settings from the second project? 

Does it show the same interpreter path? i.e. /usr/local/bin/python

Yes it was and I found the issue. The problem was when you pip install something inside of a docker. Pycharm does not recognize it as an installed package. However, if you use Dockerfile to install it, it finds. So we had a docker-entrypoint and it was installing packages after the Docker is up. 

Now I added pip installations in Dockerfile and pycharm is able to find it.

Please note it's recommended to install packages in Dockerfile using `RUN pip install <package>` statements. This will make package installation persistent in the image.