How can I setup PyCharm to run the x86 version of python and/or the proper architecture (X86) through the console?
I am trying to run PyCharm w/ Rosetta on a M1 macbook. I have a venv that runs a X86 version of python. I have added env /usr/bin/arch -x86_64 /bin/zsh --login to Tools->Terminal->shell path".
When I run python in PyCharm terminal and check the platform with python -c "import platform; print(platform.machine())" it shows as X86_64.
However, when I attempt to run my code through the PyCharm console (e.g., by hitting the run button), the same platform commands output arm64.
How can I setup PyCharm to run the x86 version of python and/or the proper architecture (X86) through the console?
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Hi Sschoepp, would it help to run
python3 -c “import sys; print(sys.executable)”in terminal and add new system interpreter with the output from the above command?
Hi Mikhail Tarabrikov,
The output of the command is just my venv and when I add it, console still is based on arm64 while terminal is on X86_64.
Sschoepp , can you please try the workaround from this comment: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-46290/Allow-running-Python-under-Rosetta-2-in-PyCharm-for-Apple-Silicon#focus=Comments-27-4621175.0-0
Does it work for you?
Hi Mikhail Tarabrikov,
I actually already tried that too. It works to some extent, but there is a long list of warnings which weren't there before I upgraded PyCharm (see below). Also, it doesn't work when I try to debug my code. It seems as though the debugger is using a different version of python??
FYI: This problem arose first after I updated PyCharm. I have also attempted to downgrade to the old PyCharm, which didn't work. Then I deleted PyCharm files and did a clean uninstall (as published on the PyCharm page) and then reinstalled PyCharm, and that didn't solve the problem either.
Sschoepp , I see, thank you. The only option is then to install x86 version of PyCharm: https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download/other.html