Can't Select/Copy Text in Run Output Panel
This may be specific to using PyCharm for remote development, but the Run panel that contains the output from the program (prints and logs and the like, as well as any errors) has an input area at the bottom (marked with a > symbol) that I had never seen when working locally. Also, any selection I make in that panel, either with the mouse or with control-A, is immediately cleared. Also-also, the output will not scroll to show new output automatically once there is enough to more than fill the panel.
I am hoping this is all due to that input field at the bottom that I'd never seen before, and that turning that off will return the Run output panel to its normal functionality. Not being able to copy sections of the output is a huge inconvenience--this can't be the intended behavior.
Any help fixing this situation would be greatly appreciated.
This is JetBrains Client 2022.1.3, Build #JBC-221.5921.27, built on June 21, 2022
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I am having the same issue when using remote development (awesome feature BTW), its' a huge PITA, please advise on what to do here
Hi, it could be a known issue https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/CWM-5366/Cant-copy-console-output-with-command-C
Should be fixed in 2022.2
I reported the issue to as a bug report and I was directed to the following bug report.
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/CWM-6612/Cannot-select-python-outputs-in-run-and-debug-tab
It was suggested to upvote that bug report. I did that and added my own report to it. Anyone else experiencing this problem should do the same to improve the chance to get this fixed as soon as possible.
The same applies to me as well. I use Jetbrains Gateway 2023.3.2 with PyCharm Backend and WSL 2 in Windows. I created a Javascript file just to automate some simple stuff, so I don't need to manually do it and type it down, and at the very end it doesn't work (either right click + copy and ctrl+c), as I cannot copy anything from the Run output.
Same issue in WebStorm 2023.3.4 (Remote). Can't copy text in run output, either with Ctrl+C or right-click and “Copy”.