Paul Everitt

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Created April 22, 2016 15:21

I haven't tried it...have you run into problems using it?
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Created January 26, 2016 17:16

Use Cmd-, (hold command and comma simultaneously). In the GUI it is in the PyCharm menu under Preferences. The PyCharm Getting Started video series on YouTube has videos showing several uses of pre...
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Edited April 12, 2019 13:28

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I was able to make a run configuration pretty easily. Instead of Script Name, I used module and typed in quart. I then added run as an argument. I then provide the module and function in an environ...
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Created April 05, 2019 11:22

You can make a configuration "template" or edit one of the existing templates. All *new* run configurations will inherit that value. However, changing the template won't change values in existing t...
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Created March 07, 2018 18:24

I believe this ticket PY-6275 describes what you're looking for. Despite being old, it only has a couple of votes.
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Created March 06, 2018 11:53

Just to be clear, you're looking for autocompletion on directives in RST docs themselves, right? Not on things like Jinja2 templates that format a docs project or in Python code for Sphinx extensions.
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Created January 24, 2018 16:10

Since mysql_config can't be found, it sounds like you haven't setup mysql. Given that this isn't about PyCharm, you'd probably have more luck posting this on StackOverflow or Reddit's /r/python cha...
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Created January 19, 2018 11:28

This is all about Git repositories, not PyCharm. It's possible there is some advanced feature in Git that I'm not aware of which allows a file to be in a *local* repository but not in a remote. But...
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Created January 19, 2018 11:25

Looks like this ticket. Do you perhaps have a module named "queue.py" in your project? If so, rename that file.
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Created January 19, 2018 11:19

GitHub is a remote Git repository, so if the files are registered locally in Git, then they will be pushed to the remote Git repository (GitHub.) You can use .gitignore of course to omit certain fi...
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