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PyCharm 2022.1.4 is Available

Valeria Letusheva
Valeria Letusheva

PyCharrm 2022.1.4, the fourth bug-fix update for PyCharm 2022.1, is now available!

You can get the latest version from our website, via the Toolbox App, from inside the IDE, or by using snaps if you’re a Ubuntu user.

Here are the most notable fixes:

  • Fixed the issue causing text flickers in the Commit details pane [IDEA-284246].
  • Fixed the issue with local module recognition in the Terraform plugin [IDEA-287371].
  • Fixed the Run Git hooks checkbox in the Before Commit section of the Commit tool window [IDEA-264817].
  • Changing the .iml file no longer removes associated Git mapping [IDEA-295303]. 
  • Fixed the issue causing the external diff tools for directories to malfunction [IDEA-295565].
  • Fixed the bug causing IDE to crash on macOS High Sierra [IDEA-296489].
  • Fixed the issue causing the IDE to freeze on startup [IDEA-296486].

For the full list of resolved issues, please refer to the release notes.

If you spot any issues, please report them via our issue tracker.

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