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The Release Candidate for PyCharm 2023.3.4 Is Out!

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PyCharm 2023.3.4 Release Candidate is now available!

You can get the latest build here, through the free Toolbox App, or via snaps for Ubuntu.

  • AI Assistant: Generate Python type annotations for a function.
  • AI Assistant: Generate Django views, admin or serializers for a model.
  • AI Assistant: Explain DataFrame action in Jupyter notebooks and Python scripts.
  • Django Structure: Quick navigation to settings.py directly from the tool window.
  • Quick Documentation tool window for Type Parameters and Type Aliases.
  • The bug causing the Unsatisfied package requirements notification is now fixed. [PY-65170]
  • Jupyter Notebook: Dropdown menus now work in ipywidget outputs. [PY-61554]

If you spot any bugs, please report them using our issue tracker. We’re also eager to hear your thoughts on the latest IDE updates, so feel free to connect with us on X (formerly Twitter) or drop a comment under this blog post. 

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