Using Windows machine as a remote host for PyCharm projects (without WSL)
Hi,
I would really like to use my Windows machine as a remote host for my PyCharm project.
Unfortunately, I can't use WSL or Docker because I need direct access to peripherals like serial devices and cameras, and virtualization would complicate or block that. Also, the Windows machine is still used regularly as a desktop, not just a dedicated server.
Is there currently any way to use a Windows PC as a remote host, mirror project code, and use a remote SSH interpreter (like on Linux)? Or is this currently blocked by some technical limitation?
I'm now considering switching to VS Code, since it does support Windows as a remote development host via SSH, and the setup appears smoother for my needs.
If it's not supported, are there any known workarounds or plans to implement support for this in the future?
Thanks a lot!
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We're working on Remote Development support on macOS and Windows hosts as part of this feature request. It is now available in Toolbox EAP 2.6; please see more details in this blog post.