Rebase your branch with ease, debug smarter, and use a font designed for programming. Download the new version now, or upgrade from within your IDE. New in PyCharm Interactive Rebasing: Commits can get messy, which is why you need to be able to rebase your branch. Now, PyCharm allows you to do so visually and with unprecedented ease. Smarter Debugging: PyCharm’s debugger now makes it easy to see what’s happening in the middle of a complex statement. When stepping in, the debugger will ask you exactly what part of the statement you want to investigate further. JetBrains Mono: P

We've passed the final approach fix, and we're now established on the glideslope for the PyCharm 2020.1 release. This week's build brings a couple of bug fixes as we hope to take the release in for a smooth landing. Let us know how we're doing by getting this version, if you run into any issues please leave us a ticket on YouTrack. Improvements in this version Creating a scientific project (pro only) would fail as a tool window was giving us trouble. This has been resolved. Developing with pleasure means that keyboard navigation of forms should work as expected, we had an issue in the n

PyCharm is approaching its release, and this beta is yet another waypoint we're passing. The new Beta version of PyCharm can now be downloaded from our website. Improved in PyCharm We've improved our code completion a little: in some cases, we'd suggest a symbol from the `typing` package, rather than the `collections` package. In most cases, you'd like to actually use the collection, and not just add a type annotation, so we've ordered them in the way they're used. A bug was causing the `manage.py` prompt for Django to show up in the wrong place, and we've now resolved it. Django suppo

We have a new Beta version of PyCharm that can now be downloaded from our website. This Beta brings us closer to the 2020.1 release: we're working on polishing everything to get it ready, and this week's version brings some great improvements. New in PyCharm Creating new Pyramid projects with Cookiecutter   Pyramid has adopted cookiecutter as the official way to create new projects. From this version onward, PyCharm will also use the official cookiecutter template to create Pyramid projects. Further Improvements We recently improved how stepping works in the Python debug

We've fixed a couple of issues in PyCharm 2019.3. You can get it from within PyCharm (Help | Check for Updates), using JetBrains Toolbox, or by downloading the new version from our website. In this version of PyCharm If you don't specify the type explicitly, PyCharm infers the type of a variable based on its usage. This helps us get you great code completion. In previous versions, we had an issue where for global variables type inference didn't work as expected. This is now resolved. In the built-in Python Console, there's a re-run button that should restart the interactive session. U

There are two types of people in the world: those who can wait to open a package they've received, and people like me, who need to see what's inside this very second. PyCharm isn't delivered in the mail though, and that's why we have something even better for impatient people. The early access program (EAP) shows you what's in the package a couple months before you get it. Take a sneak peek, and get PyCharm's first EAP now! New in PyCharm JetBrains Mono We recently announced our font designed especially for programming. This means that we've optimized the font for reading vertically,

We've been taking some time to polish PyCharm further, so be sure to update to the newest version! You can get it from within PyCharm (Help | Check for Updates), using JetBrains Toolbox, or by downloading the new version from our website. Improved in PyCharm An issue where PyCharm's debugger would ignore breakpoints in certain conditions has been resolved Running code on remote interpreters on FreeBSD with elevated privileges now works as expected There are many small differences between SQL dialects, and we're always working hard to make sure that our database tooling gets them a

Have you made some plans to build a cool side project over the holidays? We polished PyCharm further to make sure you can focus on getting it done! Tweet us @pycharm to tell us about your project! Improved in PyCharm As a part of our Python 3.8 support, we give you code insight for TypedDicts. In this version of PyCharm, we've resolved some false positives and other small errors. PyCharm supports using reStructuredText (reST) in docstrings, unfortunately, PyCharm 2019.3 was a little overzealous and interpreted every docstring as reST for some users. We've curbed its enthusiasm. Mo

Interactive widgets for Jupyter notebooks, MongoDB support, and code assistance for all Python 3.8 features. Download the new version now, or upgrade from within you IDE. New in PyCharm Interactive Widgets for Jupyter Notebooks. A picture is worth a thousand words, but making it interactive really makes your data come to life. Interactive widgets are now supported in PyCharm. MongoDB Support. One of the most commonly used NoSQL databases is now supported by the database tools included in PyCharm Professional Edition. We’ve completed support for all Python 3.8 features: you can no

Despite the very sunny weather in Europe tempting us to go outside, we've succeeded in getting a build out for you this week. We'd appreciate it if you were to download it from our website. New in PyCharm Expanded Configuration Options for Jupyter Servers You can now specify which Python interpreter PyCharm should use to start your Jupyter server, and what port it should listen on. Of course, if you just want to get started analyzing data, we can handle the details for you. In the case that you have specific needs though, we've now made it easier for you to get it set up correctly. Ext

This week's Early Access Program (EAP) version of PyCharm can now be downloaded from our website. New in the EAP Jupyter Notebooks Improvements In addition to last week's functional improvements, we've made a couple of small tweaks to the Jupyter UI that make some functionality easier to discover. If you have some data you'd like to analyze, be sure to try out Jupyter Notebooks in PyCharm! Further Improvements If you're already trying out Python 3.8, you'll be happy to hear that we've added support for assignment expressions. We had a small issue when connecting the database tool

PyCharm 2019.1.3 is now available, and fixes a couple of issues that we've identified in PyCharm 2019.1 Fixed in this Version An issue where the PyCharm debugger would freeze when viewing multi-dimensional NumPy arrays has been resolved. The PyCharm debugger can automatically attach to subprocesses spawned by your process. Unfortunately, we had a bug that made this freeze the debugger for Python 2 scripts. So, if you're still on Python 2, you'll have working subprocess debugging, for the rest of the year. Several small issues were resolved in our managed Jupyter server support. And