sudden crash
I upgraded to 2.7 recently. I never (almost) shut down my machine, having so much cheap ram around i never run out of it and run 10-30 apps on my desktop all the time. One of them is constantly open Pycharm. I use Win 8 Pro and Kaspesrsky Pure 2.0. The situation written below did not ever happen before upgrading to 2.7
Since updating to 2.7 pycharm randomly once in a while just shuts itself down. I can happen sometimes every two days, sometimes once a day. I cannot find any error log to post. The most scary thing is that when pycharm goes down, it takes down few other apps. Once it took down Thunderbird, Miranda-IM and few tray icons i don't remember. Today few minutes ago it was all windows of Excel, some background uploading program for my work that sits in tray and synchronize folders, and Steam (you can't work 24h a day ;). There is nothing in .PyCharm20\system\log\idea.log (it's modified date is 2 day old). Not a single event in windows event viewer that could be even remotely connected to pycharm or any other program that shuts down. One suspicious entry in kaspesky log (but pointing to python.exe not java or pycharm). The machine works flawlessly after the pycharm crash, although the programs shout down along pycharm did not exit clean. For example Excel allows me to recover documents i had open etc.
I am clueless. It started day after upgrading to pycharm 2.7. And i did not install or change anything in the software or hardware from that time.
Since updating to 2.7 pycharm randomly once in a while just shuts itself down. I can happen sometimes every two days, sometimes once a day. I cannot find any error log to post. The most scary thing is that when pycharm goes down, it takes down few other apps. Once it took down Thunderbird, Miranda-IM and few tray icons i don't remember. Today few minutes ago it was all windows of Excel, some background uploading program for my work that sits in tray and synchronize folders, and Steam (you can't work 24h a day ;). There is nothing in .PyCharm20\system\log\idea.log (it's modified date is 2 day old). Not a single event in windows event viewer that could be even remotely connected to pycharm or any other program that shuts down. One suspicious entry in kaspesky log (but pointing to python.exe not java or pycharm). The machine works flawlessly after the pycharm crash, although the programs shout down along pycharm did not exit clean. For example Excel allows me to recover documents i had open etc.
I am clueless. It started day after upgrading to pycharm 2.7. And i did not install or change anything in the software or hardware from that time.
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I got exactly the same problem. No log entry, no error message – PyCharm simply disappears and takes a whole bunch of running applications with it.
Any news on this issue?
Best,
Thomas
I'm afraid there's nothing like this.
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\__DEV\LANG\PYTHON\3.3\lib\socketserver.py", line 610, in process_request_thread
Exception happened during processing of request from ('58.218.199.250', 12200)
self.finish_request(request, client_address)
[...] whole log at: http://wklej.to/83btC
58.218.199.250 is some Chinese IP.
Today along with python and console i got all explorer windows, and media player classic, that was just paused in background.
It may be not at all PyCharm problem but django 1.5 at python 3.3
One similarity i found it's that always Jetbrains app (Pycharm or RubyMine) or Pyhon3.3 is involved, and always explorer.exe windows are gone (i have plenty of them always open) but main explorer.exe, the one that shows desktop, is not gone/restarting.
my chrome crash At the same time 。
no error log
No log, nothing. Pycharm randomly shutdown while remote debugging
And I agree with Thomas Strom, this don't be related with Chrome.
PyCharm 2.7.3 installed. When PyCharm crashes it takes down other apps,
Excel, Adobe Reader, Chrome, and Ecco. I can recover documents that were
open in Excel and Adobe Reader. I have checked the Windows event logs and
see nothing also checked for PyCharm logs and found none.
I do hope JetBrains fixes this issue soon.
--Mike
If I install the latest JVM, will PyCharm automatically run on that? Is there any way to tell which JVM PyCharm is using when it runs?
C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jre7\bin>java -version
java version "1.7.0_25"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 1.7.0_25-b17)
Java HotSpot(TM) Client VM (build 23.25-b01, mixed mode, sharing)
Then I reinstalled PyCharm.
I confirmed that PyCharm is using the newly installed jre by temporarily removing the bundled jre in C:\Program Files (x86)\JetBrains\PyCharm 2.7.3\jre.
After about an hour of working, PyCharm shut down again with no warning, errors, or logs. No other user applications were running at the time. I'm running on Windows 7 (64 bit) in a corporate environment, on a box built for code development.
Dmitry, can you tell us something about the environment where you test PyCharm? OS, 32/64 bit, JVM version, anything else which could conceivably cause issues? From your comments I assume you do not see this problem internally at JetBrains.
I was a little surprised that the version of Python would affect the stability of PyCharm (since PyCharm is java). I can only assume that PyCharm is using Python for introspective analysis of the current code project, so a defective Python package binary could potentially crash PyCharm.