Failed to change Clear Read-Only Status

I have the same problem

Hi,

It looks like PyCharm tries to change read-only status, but doesn't have permissions to do so. You could try starting PyCharm from terminal with root permissions and see if it helps.

Thanks to Sergey Karpov. sodu command works for my issue.

I solved this problem in terminal go to the directory with the README file and change owner and permissions to chown user:user and chmod 664 this will give you full permissions 

I'm having this problem today, it was working as python3.7 code with a docker that I've been trying to add. Today I go in and try to run a Jupiter notebook and get the kernel error. Build #PY-213.6777.50, built on January 27, 2022 macOs Big Sur 11.3.1

I solved PyCharm user access problem quickly by deleting the PyCharm directory recursively. I see the paid version it is sorted. Here might be a moment of clarity, people buy from the experience and functionality of an app. I will never invest in an application that cannot handle root / sudo privileges and advising me to run the app from terminal  as sudo.  Jetbrains now makes sense. 

I solved PyCharm user access problem ; I saw this problem today. The strangest part was that when I added an app to the Django project, this restriction only appeared for it. Unfortunately, I didn't find the solution here and after much research I came up with it.
I'm going to use it for you.

sudo chown -R yourusername your-project-folder