PyCharm 2018.3.4
We’re happy to announce general availability of our latest update to PyCharm 2018.3. In this update we’ve fixed a couple of issues, and some other small updates.
New in This Version
- Pasting a new name over a variable that was defined right after an indented block, would cause PyCharm to incorrectly indent the variable. See PY-22563.
- In some cases inserting a newline in an f-string would lead to invalid code. See PY-32918.
- PyCharm can now create Python 3.7 Conda environments
- Many improvements in SQL support. Did you know that PyCharm Professional Edition bundles all features from JetBrains DataGrip in its Database tool window?
- See the release notes for more details
Updating PyCharm
You can update PyCharm by choosing Help | Check for Updates (or PyCharm | Check for Updates on macOS) in the IDE. PyCharm will be able to patch itself to the new version, there should no longer be a need to run the full installer.
If you’re on Ubuntu 16.04 or later, or any other Linux distribution that supports snap, you should not need to upgrade manually, you’ll automatically receive the new version.
Greg Taylor says:
December 8, 2011Doesn’t appear to be showing up in my PyCharm Beta 2’s Help->Check for Update yet. Is this in the works, or do I need to manually download the RC?
dbf says:
December 8, 2011+1 (pycharm beta 2 – 111.33, win 7)
Dmitry Jemerov says:
December 9, 2011“Check for updates” should work now.
Greg Taylor says:
December 9, 2011Another great bunch of incremental improvements, but I still have lots of MouseEvent exceptions. For example: http://ea.jetbrains.com/browser/, ticket 324239.
Stefan says:
December 10, 2011GAE 1.6.0/Python 2.7 support is not really working that good. PyCharm fails to recognize webapp2 import. The issue is fixed already. Still, I think it will take some time before we get this build for testing.
http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issue/PY-5274
Dmitry Jemerov says:
December 13, 2011Stefan,
The webapp2 import issue is fixed in the final PyCharm 2.0 release.
Stefan says:
December 14, 2011Thanks 🙂
Kristofher says:
January 30, 2019So it’s been a while: when’s the jupyter remake coming for pycharm?
Specifically this youtrack issue:
PY-26560 Jupyter notebook markdown disappears
Osayamen Omigie says:
February 7, 2019Hey guys,
thanks for the cool work you all are doing.
I upgraded a couple of days back and now I cant find the “Show Python prompt” button on the debug console tool’s bar.
Kindly help.
Ankush Gupta says:
February 13, 2019Hi,
Has full Screen mode been removed from the community version as I can’t find it anymore.
Paul Everitt says:
April 4, 2019It should still be there, I just checked in 2019.1 and it’s there. Here is the help page about it.