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Announcing PyCharm 3.0.2

Dmitry Filippov

We’re excited to announce the general availability of PyCharm 3.0.2. The PyCharm 3.0.2 release is the second update release of JetBrain’s latest 3.0.x series Python IDE.

Thanks everyone for extensive testing and problem reporting. You helped us a lot. All fixes go to both free and open-source PyCharm Community Edition and advanced PyCharm Professional Edition. So as a recap, some notable highlights of this release include:
– Terminal fixes for Windows
– Remote interpreters fixes
– Test runner for Django 1.6 fixes
– Formatter, VCS fixes and other

For further details on the bug fixes and changes, please consult the Release Notes.

PyCharm 3.0.2 installation sources can be found on PyCharm Download page.

As always, please report any problem you found in the issue tracker. Doing so you’re helping us making the best Python IDE ever.

If you would like to discuss your experiences with PyCharm, we look forward to your feedback on our public PyCharm forum and twitter.

Develop with Pleasure!
-PyCharm team

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PyCharm 2021.2 comes with the long-awaited authentication support for custom package repositories, improved TypedDict support, and a redesigned UI for Docker.

We are now on the final stage of the release cycle. The release candidate for PyCharm 2022.1 provides enhanced code insight for TypedDict, new tool support for frontend development, and improvements for working with Jupyter notebooks. Download the EAP builds via the Toolbox App or directly from our website. Important: EAP builds are not fully tested and might be unstable.

We’ve just released a minor update for v2021.3.3 that you can get from our website, via the Toolbox App, from inside the IDE, or by using snaps if you’re a Ubuntu user. With this release some major bugs on code insight and Docker are fixed, meaning smoother coding experience. Community contribution: Enhanced support for generic type aliases Thanks to a pull request from Wannes Sels PyCharm now ful

The third EAP build for PyCharm 2022.1 is now available. This time we’ve delivered enhancements for Docker and Kubernetes, introduced type renderers for Python, and enhanced our support for the Next.js framework. Let’s take a look at what’s inside! Download the EAP builds via the Toolbox App or directly from our website. Important: EAP builds are not fully tested and might be unstable.

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Announcing PyCharm 3.0.2

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