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Created August 08, 2018 09:15

This has been fixed for the next update: PY-30939
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Created August 03, 2018 05:57

Further update - there was one particular folder (archive) that was still being added to python path despite not being a source root. I found that by explicitly setting the Python console's workin...
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Created August 02, 2018 18:03

An update on this - I found the console preference which allows me to choose whether to include roots in the python path (content roots and source roots are separate). I think this will solve my p...
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Created July 30, 2018 19:42

Brilliant. Many thanks Serge
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Edited July 30, 2018 13:20

I have a similar question but perhaps with a different objective. I work on MacOS. Most of my work is on a desktop (iMac) but once a week I'm out and about and use my MacBook. For a while things w...
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Created July 24, 2018 08:09

This would be extremely useful, but unfortunately, with PostgreSQL at least, it doesn't pick up the schema name. I raised a bug DBE-6135 - looks as though it's been closed. Advice is to always us...
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Created July 23, 2018 18:37

Andriy I'm so sorry - pretty straightforward. I had got hung up on expecting there to be an action for it - spent ages trawling through the IDE prefs directories to try to find them from DataGrip....
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Created July 23, 2018 18:29

In DataGrip's file menu (and in the project pane context menu), the first thing in the "New" list is "SQL File". OK, I can easily click "New File" and give it a SQL extension, but most of my new f...
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Created July 23, 2018 14:57

This is great, however, I have come from DataGrip to PyCharm (my work is 70% SQL and 30% Python) and I want to add SQL file as an option from this context menu (in DataGrip it's obviously the top o...
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Edited July 20, 2018 14:26

Sorry - need to revise what I'm saying above: obviously PyCharm isn't executing a `from <module> import *`, because it is correctly executing the `if __name__ == '__main__'` block. However, it's a...
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