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Nat Colley

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Created December 22, 2023 22:48

This thread has been quiet for two years, but now I have this problem, too. My ‘update’ warning looks exactly like thee images posted by Joshua Davies - but I have 4 pages worth. I fully agree that...
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Created April 05, 2023 18:57

WAIT! Something is happening.... I got an installation window. I think we're good. I'm taking the tour because I opted for the new ui. THANKS!!!
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Created April 05, 2023 18:36

I moved all of the old versions far away in a subfolder on HOME. I got no errors, even when using sudo to move some of them from opt. The new install of 2023.1 seemed to go fine, but when I looked ...
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Created April 05, 2023 17:14

output of env | grep -i java is NOTHING: malikarumi@Tetuoan2:~$ env | grep -i javamalikarumi@Tetuoan2:~$ While I am doing the re-install, can you please tell me why 2022.3.1 was working on Monday, ...
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Created April 05, 2023 11:52

Can I get a response from someone, please? I can't do ANYTHING with PyCharm as it stands right now.
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Created April 04, 2023 23:42

I downloaded 2023.1 as suggested. I did not see a notification that a new version was available. Both 2022.3.1 and 2023.1 give the same error, and will not start: malikarumi@Tetuoan2:~$ cd /opt/p...
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Created October 05, 2020 17:48

Done! So far so good. Thanks Andrey.
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Created October 02, 2020 21:12

Ok. This helps. But: Q. 4 & 6: When you say to wipeout the opt directory, is that effectively the same as uninstalling? I assume the Pycharm Projects folder in my home directory would survive, but ...
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Created September 03, 2020 17:51

The way you said 'Django tests behave differently..' made me wonder if that also meant they are incompatible with pytest, so I did a quick Google search and found a plug-in called 'Django-Pytest'. ...
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Created September 01, 2020 03:58

I notice now that both individual tests do say 'pytest in tests' and both still run independently as expected. They also fire right away (although it seems a lot faster than the 3 seconds the auto ...
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