Code Analysis - not working!
PyCharm 2.7.3, build PY 129.782 built on June 17, 2013
I have noticed that code errors are not being picked up at all by the Code Analysis. When I rollover the Eye icon, it says
"Performing Code Analysis
No problems found so far.
"
I thought that takes time the first time you start a project but It's been hours now.
There's definitely problems in the file as I intentionally made all sort of typos but nothing is being picked up.
I have:
1. restarted PyCharm - Failed
2. restarted the Mac - Failed
3. created another empty project - Failed
4. copied same project to my mac book pro - Works!
I have the exact same version on my mac book pro and that seems to work fine.
has anyone encountered this issue?
I have noticed that code errors are not being picked up at all by the Code Analysis. When I rollover the Eye icon, it says
"Performing Code Analysis
No problems found so far.
"
I thought that takes time the first time you start a project but It's been hours now.
There's definitely problems in the file as I intentionally made all sort of typos but nothing is being picked up.
I have:
1. restarted PyCharm - Failed
2. restarted the Mac - Failed
3. created another empty project - Failed
4. copied same project to my mac book pro - Works!
I have the exact same version on my mac book pro and that seems to work fine.
has anyone encountered this issue?
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does it help if you use File | Invalidate Caches?
I tried but same result after restarting.
I have tried with negative results:
1. deleting .idea directory for that project
2. creating an empty Python project from scratch
3. Pointing to different Python interpreters
4. Invalidating caches
Here's the log after restart:
idea.log (8.2KB)
http://devnet.jetbrains.com/docs/DOC-181
I completely deleted the config directory in preferences
~/Library/Preferences/PyCharm20
and restarted.
it WORKS!!!
not sure what preferences got messed up along the way to break this
knowing I haven't changed anything other than the editor theme.
anyway thanks for your help.
I had this exact issue with 2016.3, the solution to wipe ~/Library/Preferences/PyCharm* works still
This is still happening with PyCharm 2017.2 professional.
It's a shame it isn't getting addressed by PyCharm's team. I'm paying for this great application, but if I have to delete all my settings, this is really upsetting.
UPDATE: deleting the preferences folder DOES NOT solve the issue with this specific file.
I fixed this issue by externally renaming the file, deleting the corresponding.bak file, going into the editor, and externally renaming the file back to the original name.
File/Settings/Inspections/(return to default/reset) seemed to work.