We’ve released a minor update for PyCharm 2017.1. In this update several bugs have been resolved:
- Python debugging would generate ‘unknown opcode’ errors.
- Empty lines in test runner output
- Bugs which caused PyCharm to freeze
- For details, read the release notes
Update PyCharm now by downloading the new version from our website, or by using the automatic updates either in PyCharm, or JetBrains Toolbox.
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I’m using pycharm community edition 2017.1.5 (171.4694.67)django not supported in 2017.1.5 ? getting unresvoled error while making query from Model.
where should i need to configure django.
PyCharm Community Edition doesn’t support Django, if you’d like all PyCharm features for Django, try PyCharm Professional Edition. You can download a trial at https://jetbrains.com/pycharm/download, or you can use PyCharm 2017.2 EAP for free, which you can get at https://jetbrains.com/pycharm/nextversion
in china, I can’t receieve pycharm 2017.1.5 version update message.
but I can…
I can receive
Thanks for the fixes! When can we expect docker-compose version 3 to be supported?
It’s on our roadmap, stay tuned for the EAP of PyCharm 2017.3.
Seems like the PyCharm download page is still serving 2017.2 (?)
2017.2 is a newer version than 2017.1.5
Seems like the PyCharm download page is still serving community edition 2017.1.4, though in pycharm 2017.1.3 community edition itself I got a popup notice that 2017.1.5 was out.
I just checked, we’re serving 2017.2.4 and 2017.1.5.