How to switch between different Pycharm (JetBrains IDE) settings, mainly enabling/disabling AI plugins on startup.
I want to switch between different Pycharm Pro (/JetBrains IDE) settings(/profile?), mainly enabling/disabling AI plugins on startup.
I use MacOS usually.
For example, I want.
There are 2 shortcut on macOS. One shortcut is launched then applied a settings public code AI plugins are enabled, another shortcut is launched then applied a settings AI plugins are disabled.
In my privates tasks, I want to enable AI plugins, but In my biz, I don't use public AI plugins (private AI only).
I have 2 Jetbrains accounts of biz and private, So If there are methods to switch IDE settings according to the Jetbrains accounts, I want to know that.
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As mentioned here, We've implemented an ability to get assets (licenses) from several JetBrains accounts using only one email address.
You can find it in your JetBrains account settings - https://account.jetbrains.com/profile-details/linked-emails
So basically, you can two accounts, with two different configurations and then use Settings Sync to have you different configurations set on each account
Thank you very much, Miguel Monterio.
Now I use a stable pycharm(AI Enabled), and a previous Pycharm(AI Disabled) via JetBrain tool box.
I'm trying to do the same thing. I need one set of settings for when I deliver a (Python) training course, disabling various hints, popups etc, which just distracts from the code I'm showing. And another set of settings for when I am writing code, when I do want some of the help offered by PyCharm
I've got a single PyCharm account, to which I've just added a second email address. I don't want to be switching between two different accounts, because that presumably means I'd have to pay twice. I don't see anything I can do in PyCharm or in JetBrains toolbox.
How do I do this? Thanks
Hello, Coen de Groot ,
You can install another instance of PyCharm, choose not to import settings from another IDE, and configure each instance according to your requirements.
Hi Dinara,
Thanks for your response. This sounds like exactly what I'm looking for. I'm currently in the middle of delivering a course, not a good time to be experimenting with my PyCharm set up. I will test this out after the course, next week
Thanks, Coen