I’m using Pycharm with a mix of remote interpreter and Jupyter notebooks connecting to a Linux server. Pycharm produces too many ‘instances’ on the server, as follows. My question is why Pycharm produces so many ‘instances’ and never killed them. How to prevent this from happending? Or killed automatically if my processes ended?

I’m using Pycharm with a mix of remote interpreter and Jupyter notebooks connecting to a Linux server. Pycharm produces too many ‘instances’ on the server, as follows. My question is why Pycharm produces so many ‘instances’ and never killed them. How to prevent this from happending? Or killed automatically if my processes ended?

So I have a file a couple hundred lines and I want to see the full file on the side or something I know its theoretically achievable however I don’t know if its in pycharm I know its theoretically possible because I have seen it in teams when I shared an earlier version of the file.

So I have a file a couple hundred lines and I want to see the full file on the side or something I know its theoretically achievable however I don’t know if its in pycharm I know its theoretically possible because I have seen it in teams when I shared an earlier version of the file.

So I have a file a couple hundred lines and I want to see the full file on the side or something I know its theoretically achievable however I don’t know if its in pycharm I know its theoretically possible because I have seen it in teams when I shared an earlier version of the file.

When adding the docstring to my function, the params are show twice in the documentation.
I’m using reStructuredText.
This is the code I have:

I am using Pycharm version 2024.2.2 and I have to update my test_api.py code to use sys.path.append (see right pane of screenshot test api.py lines 2 and 3) to be able to import from another directory in line 4 .

Closed 9 days ago.

Closed 9 days ago.

Closed 9 days ago.