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PyCharm 2017.1 EAP 2 (build 171.2272.11)

Ernst Haagsman

After the Christmas break we’ve resumed work, and today we’re releasing our second EAP for PyCharm 2017.1. In this version we’ve fixed a couple of issues:

If you use Docker on macOS, you’ve probably been using the SOCAT workaround. You don’t need to anymore, we’ve resolved the issues with unix sockets.
Code completion now finds Flask modules while you’re adding an import statement for them
An issue where a ‘~’ in the path would cause the debugger to raise an exception has been resolved.
And more, see our release notes

Furthermore, we’ve added a new feature. If you have a main function in one of your scripts, you can now run it quickly using the ‘run’ icon in the gutter next to your function:

Get it now from our website!

-PyCharm Team
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