WSL2 and Pycharm

Hi all!

I'm trying to set up PyCharm with WSL to work with my Python projects, but I'm running into an issue. I’ve seen images and tutorials online showing how to select a WSL interpreter when creating a project, but I no longer see the "Add Interpreter" button in the latest version of PyCharm.

OLD: 

NEW:

I see that i can use custom environments to change the path to Conda to the wsl location, but when I try to create a project, it throws an error.

I'm aware of the option to change the interpreter through the settings of the project and selecting a WSL interpreter there, but it seems so much hassle knowing it was possible in previous versions.

My question is: Has the option to add an interpreter via WSL been removed because it’s no longer used this way, or am I missing something in the setup process?
 

Thanks in advance!